Leica LED lighting

The Leica LED3000 RL ring illuminator guarantees bright, uniform illumination of the specimen over a large object field at a constant color temperature. This is achieved by using the latest generation of LEDs, ...

The Leica LED5000 RL, ring light illumination system with 40 bright LED’s provides homogeneous light distribution. The illumination system allows true color reproduction ...

The Leica LED5000 MCI, multi contrast illuminations system for the Leica M-series stereo microscopes, integrated with 3 illumination arches adjustable up to a 90° angle and Leica LAS software, allows true color reproduction ...

The Leica LED5000 CXI™ coaxial illumination system allows true color reproduction of the specimen at all brightness levels without the yellow hue of halogen illumination and provides up to 50,000 hours of bright daylight ...

The LED5000 HDI™ illuminator effectively blocks out ambient light and illuminates demanding surfaces with minimal reflections. It is based on the concept of a dome illuminator and produces a very uniform ...

... illuminators of the LED illuminator series enable uniform illumination without bothersome shadow effects. They are particularly suited for documenting samples that are difficult to illuminate. The illumination screen ...

The Leica LED3000 NVI near vertical illumination system with 2 integrated LED’s in near vertical LED position increases brightness level and reduces shadows, which is ideal for inspection ...

The Leica LED5000 NVI is extremely high-performance thanks to its two integrated high-output LEDs. The light is generated nearly parallel to the microscope's beam path and is thereby ...

The Leica LED3000 BLI provides an easy option for equipping a microscope system with a transmitted light function. The 36 integrated LEDs produce sufficient brightness even for demanding ...

The compact Leica LED1000 illumination system for stereomicroscopes or macroscopes, provides up to 4000 hours of high quality, flicker free and ripple free LED illumination to the specimen. Polarization ...