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Nikon D-C Ph2 Dry 0.9 Phase Ring for Universal Microscope Condenser

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Product description

Nikon D-C Ph2 Dry 0.9 phase ring for universal condensers, essential for phase contrast microscopy.

The Nikon D-C Ph2 Dry 0.9 Phase Ring (Part No. MBH70220) is a precision phase contrast accessory designed for universal microscope condensers. This phase ring provides optimized phase shift at 0.9 numerical aperture (NA) using the Ph2 annulus for enhanced contrast in transparent specimen imaging.

  • Compatibility: Compatible with universal condenser systems, facilitating easy integration with existing Nikon microscope setups.
  • Application: Critical for phase contrast microscopy widely used in cell imaging, live-cell observation, and synthetic biology workflows.
  • Technical specs: Dry phase ring ensures precise phase modulation without immersion media, promoting clear visualization of unlabeled biological samples.
  • Research relevance: Ideal for biomedical research, molecular diagnostics, and bioprocessing environments requiring enhanced visualization of transparent specimens.

This phase contrast ring is an essential component in microscopy platforms focused on advanced biotechnology applications, such as gene editing and biomanufacturing workflows, providing reliable contrast enhancement in molecular biology and clinical diagnostics.

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Last updated 19 October 2026