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Nikon Eclipse 55i LED Microscope with Tilting Head and 2x Objective for Pathology and Mohs

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Product description

Nikon Eclipse 55i microscope with LED, tilting head, six-position nosepiece, and 2x objective for pathology/Mohs use.

  • Model: Nikon Eclipse 55i
  • Optical Features:
  • Tilting telescoping head for ergonomic viewing
  • Six-position nosepiece
  • Objectives included: 2x/0.06, 4x/0.10, 10x/0.25, 20x/0.40, 40x/0.65
  • Mechanical Components:
  • Right-hand mechanical stage with slide holder for precise specimen manipulation
  • Illumination:
  • LED illumination system
  • Nikon flipout condenser with numerical aperture 0.90 for optimized contrast and clarity
  • Additional Options:
  • Optional C-TEP adapter or trinocular head available for imaging purposes (additional charge)
  • Included Accessories:
  • Line cord
  • Dust cover
  • Applications: Designed specifically for pathology and Mohs surgery laboratory environments requiring high optical performance and flexibility.

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Last updated 6 November 2026