Leitz / Zeiss Specimen Holder for Microscope Stage

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Product description

Metal specimen holder for securing one standard microscope slide on compatible Leitz and Zeiss stages.

The Leitz / Zeiss Specimen Holder for Microscope Stage is a mechanical microscope stage accessory designed to secure and guide one standard-format microscope slide during laboratory microscopy. It supports stable specimen positioning for research, education, and routine laboratory applications where reproducible slide movement is required.

Application: Securing and guiding microscope slides on the stage
Compatibility: Compatible with selected Leitz and Zeiss microscopes; model-dependent
Capacity: 1 standard microscope slide
Construction: Metal, chrome-plated or anodized depending on model
Retention mechanism: Spring mechanism for specimen fixation
Mounting: Screw or rail system, depending on model
Approximate dimensions: 70 × 40 × 15 mm
Approximate weight: 50–100 g
Condition: Very good condition and ready for use with compatible microscopes

This microscope specimen holder is suitable as a replacement or supplementary component for optical microscopy setups used in biological research, materials inspection, teaching laboratories, and slide-based sample analysis.

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Frequently asked questions

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