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Spindler & Hoyer Optical Filter Wheel for Microscopy and Spectroscopy

€143.39excl. VAT

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Product description

Manual six-position optical filter wheel for 25 mm or 32 mm filters in microscopy and spectroscopy.

The Spindler & Hoyer Optical Filter Wheel is a precision-manufactured accessory for rapid selection and positioning of optical filters in microscopy, spectroscopy, imaging, and light-modulation applications. Its rotatable mechanism accommodates up to 6 filters, depending on the model, allowing filters to be manually or motorized into the optical beam.

  • Filter positions: 6
  • Compatible filter diameters: Ø 25 mm or Ø 32 mm, depending on the model
  • Operation: Manual rotation with index grid
  • Supported filter types: Color, bandpass, and neutral-density (ND) filters
  • Material: Precision-manufactured metal housing
  • Approximate dimensions: Ø 110 mm × 10 mm thickness
  • Weight: Approximately 200 g

The filter wheel provides stable filter mounting for optical instrumentation and is suitable for laboratory research, fluorescence imaging, spectroscopy, and biotechnology workflows requiring flexible optical-path modulation. It is reported to be in very good condition, with smooth mechanical operation and undamaged filter holders.

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Last updated 19 October 2026