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Olympus U-DICR Nomarski Prism for Reflected Light Microscopy

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Product description

Olympus U-DICR Nomarski prism enhances reflected light DIC microscopy with precise optical contrast.

The Olympus U-DICR Nomarski Prism (Part No. U-P200) is a precision optical component designed for use in reflected light differential interference contrast (DIC) microscopy. This prism is intended to be installed in the microscope’s nosepiece slots, facilitating the generation of enhanced contrast images by introducing Nomarski DIC modulation. It is widely used in biomedical engineering, cell imaging, and biotechnology research, especially for live-cell imaging where reflection-based DIC techniques are essential.

Key features include:

  • High-quality prism for reflected light DIC imaging
  • Designed specifically for Olympus microscope systems
  • Facilitates Nomarski DIC contrast to improve visualization of fine structural details
  • Compatible with advanced applications in molecular diagnostics and synthetic biology workflows
  • Tested and confirmed to be in proper working condition, ensuring reliable optical performance

This Nomarski prism is critical for researchers requiring enhanced contrast in reflected light microscopy, making it broadly adopted in molecular biology, bioprocessing, and clinical diagnostics labs where detailed surface and cellular morphology analysis is necessary.

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Last updated 19 October 2026