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

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Product description

Nikon RFP fluorescence filter cube for red fluorescent protein imaging on Ni, Ti, and Ci series microscopes.

The Nikon RFP Fluorescence Filter Cube Filter Set is designed for fluorescence microscopy using red fluorescent proteins (RFP) and similar red fluorophores. It is compatible with Nikon Ni, Ti, and Ci series microscopes and supports red fluorescence excitation and detection for cell biology, molecular biology, imaging, and fluorescence analytics.

  • Optical configuration: Combination of excitation filter, dichroic mirror, and emission filter
  • Excitation wavelength range: Typically approximately 540–570 nm
  • Emission wavelength range: Typically approximately 590–650 nm
  • Filter diameter: Usually Ø 25 mm
  • Optical performance: Coated optics with high transmission and blocking of unwanted spectral bands
  • Design: Compact filter cube for direct mounting in Nikon filter towers
  • Applications: RFP fluorescence imaging, red fluorophore staining, cell imaging, molecular biology, and biotechnology research

This Nikon fluorescence filter cube is suitable for researchers performing fluorescence analysis, cellular imaging, molecular diagnostics, and imaging workflows related to synthetic biology and biotechnological research. The unit is described as being in very good condition, tested, fully functional, and ready for immediate use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026