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Nikon Eclipse E800

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Parfocal Distance
60 mm
Interpupillary Distance
51–80 mm
Stage Dimensions
146 mm x 212.5 mm
Weight (Binocular Standard Set, Halogen Model)
7.2 kg
Weight (Binocular Standard Set, LED Model)
6.0 kg
Availability
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Lead time
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Specifications 24

Brands
Nikon
New/Used
Used
Parfocal Distance
60 mm
Interpupillary Distance
51–80 mm
Stage Dimensions
146 mm x 212.5 mm
Weight (Binocular Standard Set, Halogen Model)
7.2 kg
Weight (Binocular Standard Set, LED Model)
6.0 kg
Eyepiece Field of View
25 mm
Objective Magnification Range
2x–100x
Objective Numerical Aperture Range
0.06–1.30
Objective Working Distance Range
0.14–8.5 mm
Nosepiece Type
Sextuple Nosepiece
Stage Travel Range
78 mm x 54 mm
Stage Rotation Angle
215 degrees
Substage Vertical Movement Range
32 mm
Filter Cube Capacity
5 filter blocks
Illumination Type
12 V 100 W Halogen Lamp
Illumination Options
Brightfield, Darkfield, Phase Contrast, Fluorescence
Coarse Focusing Stroke
37.7 mm per rotation
Fine Focusing Stroke
0.2 mm per rotation
Coarse Focusing Minimum Reading
1 micron
Coarse Focusing Torque
Adjustable
Availability
Procurable
Lead time
Confirmed with your quote

Product description

High-performance upright microscope with CFI60 optics, multi-mode imaging, and modular design for fluorescence and brightfield analysis.

Nikon Eclipse E800 is a high-performance upright microscope introduced in 1996, renowned for its exceptional imaging capabilities in both fluorescence and brightfield microscopy. This instrument is widely utilised in various scientific disciplines, including molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, and neuroscience, facilitating detailed examination of cellular structures and processes.

Key features include:

  • CFI60 Optical System: Delivers sharp, high-contrast images with long working distances and high numerical apertures, enhancing resolution and specimen handling.
  • Versatile Imaging Modes: Supports multiple observation techniques such as brightfield, darkfield, differential interference contrast (DIC), phase contrast, and epi-fluorescence, accommodating diverse research needs.
  • Modular Design: Allows easy integration of accessories like filter cubes and camera systems without compromising optical performance, providing flexibility for various applications.
  • Ergonomic Configuration: Features a comfortable viewing angle, adjustable eyepieces, and conveniently positioned controls to reduce user fatigue during extended sessions.
  • Advanced Fluorescence Capabilities: Equipped with multiple filter cubes for common fluorophores, enabling high-quality fluorescence imaging essential for studying cellular and molecular dynamics.

The Eclipse E800 is commonly employed in university laboratories, biomedical research centres, and clinical environments, supporting a wide range of applications from basic research to complex diagnostic procedures. Its enduring relevance is evidenced by its continued use in laboratories worldwide, underscoring Nikon's commitment to delivering reliable and adaptable microscopy solutions.

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Last updated 4 November 2026