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Nikon DAPI Fluorescence Filter Cube for Ni, Ti, and Ci Series Microscopes

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Product description

Nikon DAPI fluorescence filter cube for UV excitation and blue emission in Ni, Ti, and Ci series microscopes.

The Nikon DAPI Fluorescence Filter Cube is designed for fluorescence microscopy of DAPI-stained samples and is compatible with Nikon Ni, Ti, and Ci series microscopes. It provides UV excitation and selective detection of the blue emission from DAPI-labeled cell nuclei.

  • Application: DAPI fluorescence microscopy, cell biology, tissue imaging, and quantitative fluorescence analysis
  • Compatibility: Nikon Ni-series, Ti-series, and Ci-series microscopes
  • Excitation wavelength: Approximately 350–400 nm
  • Emission wavelength: Approximately 430–480 nm
  • Filter assembly: Excitation filter, dichroic beamsplitter, and barrier/emission filter
  • Optic diameter: Typically 25 mm for excitation and emission filters
  • Filter quality: Hard-coated optics with transmission of ≥ 93% in the operating range
  • Filter cube dimensions: Approximately 38 × 42.7 × 35 mm
  • Housing: Designed for Nikon filter turrets or filter cube holders
  • Camera compatibility: Suitable for camera-based imaging systems on the specified Nikon microscope series
  • Condition: Very good used condition; tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This Nikon DAPI filter cube supports reliable nuclear staining workflows in cell and tissue biology, fluorescence imaging, and quantitative analysis applications.

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Last updated 19 October 2026