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Zeiss 5 Position Quintuple DIC Nosepiece Model 453176 for Axiovert/Axiophot/Axioplan

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Product description

Zeiss 5-position quintuple DIC nosepiece for Axiovert/Axiophot/Axioplan, compatible with RMS objectives.

The Zeiss 5 Position Quintuple DIC Nosepiece 453176 is an essential microscope accessory designed for use with the Axiovert, Axiophot, and Axioplan series featuring dovetail-mounted nosepieces. This objective turret supports up to five positions, facilitating rapid switching between multiple RMS thread objectives critical for versatile imaging workflows. It incorporates precise rotation with click stops, ensuring accurate alignment and reproducibility during differential interference contrast (DIC) microscopy and other advanced optical techniques. This nosepiece is widely used in biotechnology research, particularly in live-cell imaging, fluorescence analysis, and molecular diagnostics, where reliable and repeatable objective changeover is necessary for high-resolution observation and bioprocessing applications. Its compatibility with standard RMS objectives makes it popular among researchers focusing on synthetic biology and biomedical engineering workflows requiring high-quality optical performance.

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Last updated 19 October 2026