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Nikon E600/E400 Graduated Mechanical XY Specimen Stage

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Product description

Graduated mechanical XY specimen stage for Nikon E600 and E400 microscopes, tested and functional.

Nikon E600/E400 Graduated Mechanical XY Specimen Stage

This mechanical XY microscope stage is designed for specimen positioning on Nikon E600 and E400 microscope systems. The graduated controls support controlled manual movement during microscopy, sample inspection, and laboratory imaging workflows.

  • Stage type: Mechanical XY stage
  • Configuration: Graduated specimen stage
  • Compatibility: Nikon E600 and E400 microscopes
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

Suitable for research laboratories, microscopy-based sample analysis, and routine specimen positioning where precise manual XY adjustment is required.

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Last updated 8 November 2026