Which scientific instrument's distinctive shape was transformed into an iconic logo that revolutionized marketing in the scientific equipment industry?

The intersection of science and marketing has produced innovative advertising campaigns that leverage scientific principles and instruments. Companies in the scientific industry have creatively used laboratory equipment in their branding to convey precision, reliability, and innovation. This trivia tests your knowledge of how a particular scientific instrument transformed product marketing in the industry by creating a distinctive and recognizable brand identity.

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The Erlenmeyer flask, which became the logo for Fisher Scientific in 1955, creating one of the most recognizable brands in laboratory supplies
The DNA double helix, which became the logo for Thermo Scientific in 1962, establishing their dominance in genetic research equipment
The Bunsen burner, which transformed into Beckman Instruments' logo in 1947, revolutionizing their market presence in analytical instruments
The microscope silhouette, which became Leica Microsystems' distinctive brand mark in 1973, changing scientific equipment advertising forever