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NTD 2,565
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The MOTIC Polarisator is a high-quality optical accessory designed for polarization studies and microscopy applications. Ideal for use in conjunction with a microscope, this polarizer enhances the ability to examine birefringent materials and optical properties by enabling clear and accurate viewing of polarized light. It is a must-have tool for researchers, educators, and professionals who require precise analysis in fields such as material science, biology, and geology.
Enhance your microscopic analysis with the MOTIC Polarisator, perfect for those studying birefringence and materials under polarized light. It's an essential accessory for comprehensive research and educational purposes.
Manufacturer P/N
1101001902441
Part Number
6.286 506
Manufacturer
Motic
Description
Polarizer
Manufacturer P/N
1101001902431
Part Number
6.286 507
Manufacturer
Motic
Description
Analyzer
It is a high-quality optical accessory designed for polarization studies and microscopy applications. Ideal for use in conjunction with a microscope, this polarizer enhances the ability to examine birefringent materials and optical properties by enabling clear and accurate viewing of polarized light. It is a must-have tool for researchers, educators, and professionals who require precise analysis in fields such as material science, biology, and geology.
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