Fluorescent illuminations

A fluorescent lamp is filled with mercury vapor and a noble gas and the inner surface is coated with a fluorescent coating. This coating will emit visible light when short wave UV light - generated by the gas-discharge exited mercury atoms - hit the coating. The fluorescent lamp produces more light than an incandescent lamp. Also heat production is much lower

LE.1861 | Fluorescent Ring light for 1x/2x & 1x/3x stereo heads

Fluorescent high frequency 40 kHz ring light for incident illumination. To be mounted on the stereo heads of EE.1522, EE.1552, EE.1523 and EE.1553 stereomicroscopes. For 230 Volts operation View LE.1862 | Fluorescent Ring light for 2x/4x stereo heads

Fluorescent high frequency 40 kHz ring light for incident illumination. To be mounted on the stereo heads of EE.1524 and EE.1554 stereomicroscopes. For 230 Volts operation View LE.1865 | Fluorescent ring light for ST.1750 stand

Fluorescent lamp for incident illumination for ST.1750 stand for gemological purposeses. For 230 Volts operation View