In 1947, Wild Heerbrugg AG entered a new market and produced the first
Microscopes.
This was the start for a new era and many successful models will follow:
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1947 |
The first Wild M9 and Wild M10
Microscopes are sold |
Wild M9
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Wild M10 B Rd |
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1950 |
The Attachable Camera 1, the first Wild camera for
photomicrography, the 20x, 40x, 50x and 100x Wild Fluotar objectives and the corresponding compensating
eyepieces are now on sale. |
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1952 |
Conventional phase contrast equipment and the novel
"Wild- Variocolor" accessory for color
phase contrast are included in the microscopy program. An electromagnetic
fine-focusing device, a projection and drawing mirror and a simple
polarization outfit are on sale. |
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1954 |
The Reprogon Ions appears
on the market and the Wild M11 and Wild M20 Microscopes are now
on sale. |
Wild M11 Wild M20 |
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1955 |
The Attachable Camera 11 with H-phototube is
introduced. |
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1956 |
The cine attachment with projection tube is on the
marked for cinemicrography. |
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1957 |
A drawing tube for the Wild M 20 Microscope first
appears in the sales program. |
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1958 |
Wild enters the stereomicroscope field with the Wild
M5. |
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1959 |
The Wild M5 is quickly joined by the Wild M4
Stereomicroscope. |
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1960 |
The drawing tube for the Wild M5 Stereomicroscope is
available. |
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1961 |
The Wild M4 Stereomicroscope gets its own drawing
tube. |
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1962 |
A new discussion tube is available for the Wild M11
and Wild M20 Microscopes, and the Wild M21 Polarizing Microscope
appears on the market. |
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1963 |
A new phototube for stereomicroscopes, the Wild M5
pol. and a new projection head are introduced. |
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1964 |
Wild enters the field of inverted microscopes with
the Wild M40 and Wild M50. The Photoautomat is now available. |
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1965 |
The Transmitted Light Base for stereomicroscopes,
the Wild M4C Stereomicroscope for industrial applications and
interference attachments for microscopes become available. |
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1965 |
The
"Wild-Verkaufsgeselischaft Mikroskopie GmbH"
is founded in Munich. |
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1967 |
The Wild M4A Stereomicroscope, a simple
instrument with magnification changer drum, appears on the market and the
first Wild M500 Infra- Red/Ultraviolet Image Converter Unit leaves the
factory. |
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1968 |
The Research and Development Department for
Microscopy moves into a new building. |
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1969 |
The Wild M501 Sampling Microscope and the
Electronic Micro-Length Measuring Attachment are available. |
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1970 |
The Wild M7 Zoom Stereomicroscope god's into production. |
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1975 |
new microscope Wild M8 |
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1976 |
Epimakroscop Wild M450 Photomakroskop Wild
M400 |
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1979 |
Mikrophotosystem Wild MPS45 |
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1980 |
Start of production of the surgery microscopes Wild
M610 / Wild M630 / Wild M650 |
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1983 |
surgery microscope Wild M690 new models Wild M3B;
Wild M3C; Wild M3Z |
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1989 |
surgery microscope Wild M655 and Mikrophotosystem Wild MPS46/52 |
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1990 |
Zoom-Stereo microscope Leica M10 |
Today there are different
kinds of microscopes which are used for research in many different fields, from
the genetic study of addiction to geology
and forensic science. Experts at Morningside Recovery rehab and other
institutions think the strong evidence for genetic predisposition will help
researchers find the reason why some people become
addicted which would increase recovery rates substantially.
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M1A; M1B |
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M3 |
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WILD
M4 / M4A |
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WILD
M5 |
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WILD M5A |
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WILD
M7A / M7S |
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WILD
M8 |
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WILD
M9 |
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WILD
M10 |
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WILD
M11 |
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WILD
M12 |
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WILD
M20 |
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WILD M21 |
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WILD
M40 |
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WILD
M50 |
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WILD
M450 |
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Wild M20 "the finest microscope of the world"