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Nikon DM510 BA520 B-2A Fluorescence Filter Cube

€357excl. VAT

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Product description

Nikon B-2A fluorescence filter cube for selective excitation and emission in fluorescence microscopy.

The Nikon DM510 BA520 B-2A fluorescence filter cube is an optical filter assembly designed for fluorescence microscopy. It enables selective excitation and emission of fluorescence signals to support clear, high-contrast imaging in biological and medical research.

  • Filter type: Fluorescence filter cube, B-2A
  • Application: Fluorescence microscopy
  • Function: Selective filtering of excitation and emission fluorescence light
  • Compatibility: Suitable for Nikon microscope systems
  • Design: Standard filter-cube format for straightforward installation and replacement
  • Construction: Optical components designed for efficient fluorescence transmission
  • Dimensions: Model-dependent and suitable for Nikon filter-cube systems
  • Handling: Lightweight and compact
  • Condition: Very good used condition; inspected and ready for operation

This Nikon microscope filter cube is suitable for fluorescence imaging workflows involving specific fluorophores, including applications in cell biology, biomedical research, molecular diagnostics, and biotechnology research.

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Last updated 19 October 2026