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Nikon T1-SM X-Y Mechanical Stage for TS100 Microscope

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Product Type
Manual Stages/Mounts
Number of Axes
2
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Brands
Nikon
New/Used
Used
Product Type
Manual Stages/Mounts
Number of Axes
2

Product description

Manual X-Y specimen stage with coaxial adjustment for precise Nikon TS100 microscope positioning.

The Nikon T1-SM X-Y Mechanical Stage is a manual specimen positioning stage designed for the Nikon TS100 microscope. It provides precise, smooth movement along two axes for accurate sample positioning during routine microscopy, biological research, and laboratory imaging workflows.

  • Compatibility: Nikon TS100 microscope
  • Stage type: Manual X-Y mechanical microscope stage
  • Movement: Precise manual adjustment in the X and Y axes
  • Controls: Coaxial drives with smooth, fine-sensitive spindle operation
  • Construction: Robust metal design
  • Mounting: Direct attachment to the TS100 stand
  • Weight: Approximately 1.2 kg
  • Dimensions (W × D × H): Approximately 180 × 160 × 40 mm
  • Condition: Very good used condition and ready for laboratory use

This Nikon manual microscope stage is suitable for controlled specimen positioning in microscopy, cell biology, biotechnology, molecular biology, and general laboratory imaging applications.

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Last updated 6 November 2026