Nikon ELWD T1-SNCP Phase Contrast Slider for TS100 Inverted Microscope

Name: Nikon ELWD T1-SNCP Phase Contrast Slider for TS100 Inverted Microscope
Brand: Nikon
SKU: 102919
Price: 300 EUR
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Product description

Nikon ELWD T1-SNCP slider enables phase contrast imaging on TS100 inverted microscope, ideal for live-cell and biotechnology research.

The Nikon ELWD T1-SNCP Slider is a precision optical component designed for the TS100 inverted microscope platform. This phase contrast slider facilitates enhanced imaging of transparent biological specimens without staining, making it essential for live-cell imaging, cell culture analysis, and molecular diagnostics workflows.

Compatible with Nikon TS100 series inverted microscopes
Enables phase contrast visualization through specialized phase plates and annuli
Supports non-invasive imaging of unstained cells, useful in biotechnology, cell biology, and biomedical engineering
Robust optical construction ensures high contrast and resolution for detailed cellular morphology studies
Widely adopted in synthetic biology research and bioprocessing labs requiring precise phase contrast modalities

This slider is fully functional and tested, providing reliable integration for enhanced phase contrast applications in laboratory microscopy setups focused on biomedical and biotechnological research.

€300 sits in the middle range microscope accessories here. The middle half of the 3,633 with a price runs from €298 to €1,834.

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