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Nikon 80i Fluorescence Microscope with Trinocular Head and Multiple Objectives

UsedNikonMicroscopesUnited States

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Product description

Nikon 80i fluorescence microscope with trinocular head, mercury and halogen lamphouses, and Plan Fluor objectives.

  • Head type: Trinocular for imaging
  • Eyepieces: Nikon 10X
  • Illumination sources:
  • 12V 100W Mercury Lamphouse with new Ushio 103-D mercury lamp
  • 12V 100W Halogen Lamphouse with 2 spare 12V 100W bulbs
  • Power supply: 12V 100W Mercury Power Supply
  • Stage: Right hand mechanical stage
  • Nosepiece: 6 place with 4 objectives:
  • Plan Fluor 10X/0.30
  • Plan Fluor 40X/0.75
  • Plan Fluor 60X/0.85 with correction collar
  • Plan Fluor 100X/1.30
  • Condenser: Abbe 0.90
  • Filters: 3 Neutral Density filters
  • Filter cube: Chroma Cy3v1
  • Condition notes: minor scuffs on the left side (visible in photos)
  • Optional upgrades: LED light guide options available from CoolLED, Excelitas, Lumencor

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Last updated 9 November 2026