Celestron 9MP 4K 1" Digital Microscope Imager
Capture stunning 4K images with the BRESSER MikroCamII 9MP Microscope Camera. High-resolution, easy-to-use, perfect for lab analysis & research
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| Brand | ![]() Bresser is a brand of optical equipment and accessories. It is a subsidiary of the Dutch company Royal Philips. |
| MPN | Bresser 5914090 |
| ID | 28514540 |
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