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Wild Heerbrugg Leica Phototube Camera Adapter 162226 with 0.32x Reduction Lens 370759

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Product description

Microscope camera adapter with integrated 0.32x reduction lens for Wild Heerbrugg and Leica systems.

Wild Heerbrugg Leica Phototube Camera Adapter 162226 with 0.32x Reduction Lens 370759

This microscope camera adapter provides a stable connection between compatible Wild Heerbrugg or Leica microscopes and a camera. Its integrated 0.32x reduction lens reduces the image scale for photographic documentation, research imaging, and training applications.

  • Product type: Phototube adapter with integrated reduction lens
  • Model/part numbers: Phototube 162226; reduction lens 370759
  • Optical reduction: 0.32x
  • Compatibility: Wild Heerbrugg and Leica microscopes
  • Function: Microscope-to-camera connection and image reduction
  • Material: Metal construction with glass optics
  • Dimensions: Approximately 8 cm × 6 cm × 5 cm (L × W × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 250 g
  • Assembly: Designed for attachment to the phototube and camera connection
  • Condition: Very good, tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This microscope phototube adapter is suitable for photomicrography, laboratory imaging, research documentation, and microscopy training.

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Last updated 19 October 2026