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Nikon Eclipse E600 Fluorescence Microscope with Fluorite Objectives for Pathology

UsedNikonImmunohistochemistryUnited States

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Product description

Research-grade fluorescence microscope with trinocular head, fluorite objectives, and 100W mercury lamp illumination.

Nikon Eclipse E600 Microscope Specifications:

  • Stand and Optics:
  • Eclipse E600 stand with trinocular head
  • Pair of CFIUW 10x/25 eyepieces
  • 6-position nosepiece
  • Objectives:
  • Plan UW 2x
  • Plan Fluor 4x, 10x, 20x, 40x
  • Plan Apo 60x Oil immersion
  • Fluorescence Illumination:
  • Y-FL fluorescence illuminator
  • 4-position filter turret with 4 filter cubes
  • 100W mercury lamphouse with dedicated mercury power supply
  • Illumination and Stage:
  • 12V 100W halogen lamphouse with spare bulb included
  • Right-handed mechanical stage with slide holder
  • C-CU universal swing out condenser
  • Additional Accessories:
  • Line cord
  • Dust cover included

Designed for pathology and fluorescence applications, this microscope integrates high-quality fluorite objectives and versatile illumination systems for detailed imaging.

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Last updated 2 November 2026