Nikon C-ER Extension Ring Adapter for SMZ Stereo Microscope Models SMZ-645 and SMZ-445

Name: Nikon C-ER Extension Ring Adapter for SMZ Stereo Microscope Models SMZ-645 and SMZ-445
Brand: Nikon
SKU: 111692
Price: 272.61 EUR
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Product description

Extension ring adapter for Nikon SMZ-645/445 stereo microscopes with 0.5× auxiliary objective lens compatibility.

The Nikon C-ER Extension Ring Adapter (Part number MMD33010) is a precision-engineered optical accessory designed for use with Nikon SMZ series stereo microscopes, specifically models SMZ-645 and SMZ-445. This extension adapter is essential for mounting a 0.5× auxiliary objective lens, providing increased working distance and enhanced viewing versatility.

Compatible with Nikon SMZ-645 and SMZ-445 stereo microscopes
Enables integration of 0.5× auxiliary objective lenses to expand magnification range
Maintains optical alignment and image quality critical for stereoscopic observation
Ideal for applications in cell imaging, neuropathology, and fluorescent sample examination
Supports advanced microscopy workflows in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics
Durable construction ensures stable optical coupling for high-resolution imaging

This adapter is widely used in live-cell imaging setups and fluorescence analysis where flexible magnification adjustments improve visualization of fine biological structures. It is critical in biomedical engineering research environments that require reliable and precise optical component integration within stereo microscopy systems.

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