Description
PH slider 100 KERN OBB-A1402 is a phase contrast microscopy accessory matched to the phase contrast unit of the OBL-1 series. Designated as PH slider 100, it provides the corresponding phase insert for contrast work when that setting is required on compatible OBL-1 configurations. Phase contrast remains a standard approach for examining unstained biological material, thin cultures and other low-contrast samples under the compound microscope, and a correctly paired slider helps keep the optical train aligned with the phase objectives in use. The product is delivered as 1 pc, net weight 0,10 kg, gross weight 0,40 kg. Packaging volume and outer dimensions are modest, supporting tidy storage with other OBL-1 optical accessories. Manufacturer Kern supplies this OBB-A1402 slider as series-specific hardware for the OBL-1 phase contrast unit, so it is best selected when that platform is already installed or being completed. Typical users include teaching laboratories, life-science benches and routine QC microscopy where phase contrast is part of the standard method set. As a microscopy accessory it complements condensers, objectives and other inserts rather than replacing the full optical system, and it helps maintain a consistent phase contrast option across multiple OBL-1 stands in the same facility.
This article is part of Microscopy accessories, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: PH slider 100
- Compatibility: Phase contrast unit series OBL-1
- EAN: 4045761176287
- Technical Information Sheet:
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