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Nikon Eclipse 55i LED Phase Contrast Microscope with Trinocular Head and 0.55x Camera Adapter

UsedNikonMicroscopesUnited States

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Product description

Advanced phase contrast microscope with trinocular head, 0.55x camera adapter, 5 Plan objectives, and dry phase contrast condenser.

  • Stand: Nikon 55i robust upright microscope stand
  • Head: Trinocular with 0.55x camera adapter compatible with digital imaging systems
  • Eyepieces: Pair of CFI 10x/22 for high-resolution viewing
  • Nosepiece: Six-position turret for objective switching
  • Objectives: Five Plan series objectives with phase contrast rings:
  • 4x Plan
  • 10x Plan Ph1
  • 20x Plan Ph1
  • 40x Plan Ph2
  • 100x Plan Ph3 (oil immersion)
  • Stage: Right-hand mechanical stage with slide holder for precise specimen manipulation
  • Condenser: 0.90 NA dry phase contrast condenser supporting illumination modes A, DF, Ph1, Ph2, Ph3, C
  • Accessories: Dust cover, line cord included
  • Condition: Professionally serviced by Authorized Nikon Microscope Service Technician
  • Additional: Compatible with a variety of camera options for image capture integration

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Last updated 6 November 2026