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SMS20-19-NB Heavy Duty Ball Bearing Boom Stand for Nikon Stereo Microscopes without Base

€2,408.1excl. VAT

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Product description

Heavy duty boom stand with ball bearing arm, tilt/swivel mount; supports large Nikon stereo microscopes.

  • Heavy duty ball bearing boom stand with 32 mm mount for Nikon stereo microscopes (without base)
  • Designed to support large research-grade stereo microscopes with fluid horizontal motion
  • Horizontal arm mounted on linear ball bearing units within a solid aluminum cross slider
  • Locking via secure soft-grip knobs for quick, stable positioning
  • SPOT™ heavy duty tilt and swivel mount for smooth movement and rigid locking of the microscope
  • Base mounting options include weighted base, rugged table clamp, and 1/4″-20 grid table mount system for standard tables
  • Specifications:
  • 43.7 mm (1.72") diameter precision ground stainless steel vertical pole with anti-corrosion surfaces
  • Standard vertical pole height: 24" (custom lengths available)
  • Horizontal arm length: 27.75", providing 22" of lateral travel
  • Materials feature corrosion resistance via stainless steel, anodized aluminum, plated steel, and catalyzed epoxy finishes

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026