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Nikon G-2A Fluorescence Filter Cube for DM580 and BA590 Microscopes

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Nikon G-2A fluorescence filter cube for selective excitation and emission in microscopy imaging.

The Nikon G-2A Fluorescence Filter Cube is an optical filter cube designed for fluorescence microscopy and compatible with Nikon DM580 and BA590 microscope systems. It enables selective excitation and emission of fluorescent light for high-contrast imaging of labeled biological specimens.

  • Model: G-2A
  • Compatible systems: Nikon DM580 and BA590 microscopes
  • Application: Fluorescence microscopy, biological research, medical imaging, and biotechnology workflows
  • Function: Selective fluorescence excitation and emission filtering
  • Design: Standard filter cube format for assembly and replacement
  • Construction: Optical components designed for fluorescence imaging
  • Form factor: Lightweight and compact
  • Condition: Very good used condition; tested and ready for use

This Nikon fluorescence microscope filter cube is suitable for research applications involving fluorophore-specific imaging, cellular analysis, molecular biology, and fluorescence-based diagnostics.

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Last updated 6 November 2026