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Nikon Stereo Microscope SMZ1000 with Fluorescence and Camera Adapter

UsedNikonMicroscopesUnited States

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Product description

Stereo microscope with fluorescence, zoom 0.8-8x, Plan Apo 1x objective, binocular head, camera adapter.

  • Stereo microscope model SMZ1000 by Nikon with fluorescence illumination
  • Pod binocular head equipped with a pair of C-W10xB/22 focusing eyepieces
  • Fluorescence illuminator with photo port and filter turret including cubes for BL and GFP
  • C-Mount camera adapter for digital imaging compatibility
  • Plan Apo 1x objective lens with 70 mm working distance
  • Zoom range from 0.8x to 8x magnification
  • Microscope stand featuring coarse and fine focusing mechanisms
  • White stage plate for sample placement
  • Intensilight C-HGFI power supply with light guide for illumination control
  • Line cord included for power connection

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Last updated 2 November 2026