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Used Nikon Inverted Microscopes in Connecticut, USA

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    Nikon Eclipse TE200 Inverted Microscope

    Nikon Eclipse TE200 Inverted Microscope

    • Manufacturer: Nikon

    The Nikon Eclipse TE200 Inverted Microscope features an optical path changeover lever, SLWD condenser lens pocket, diopter adjustment rings, screw holes for additional system mounting and much more. Specification...

    $5,450 USD

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    Est. $107/mo

    East Lyme, CT
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    Nikon Diaphot

    Nikon Diaphot

    • Manufacturer: Nikon
    • Model: Diaphot

    The Nikon Diaphot is designed for photomicrography, with photographic capability built into the optical system.  The optical design utilizes a built-in binocular body, inclined at 45 degrees, and only one reflect...

    $2,495 USD
    East Lyme, CT
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    Nikon Diaphot 300

    Nikon Diaphot 300

    • Manufacturer: Nikon
    • Model: Diaphot

    The Nikon Diaphot 300 is an inverted phase contrast microscope with good optics. Specifications: Nikon light source Olympus SC 35 TYPE12 CAMERA Nikon  PH2 Plan 20/0.40DM 160/1.2 ELWD Nikon  PH2  10/0.30DL  160/0....

    $2,950 USD
    East Lyme, CT

Overview

Inverted microscopes are designed with the light source and condenser on top, and the objectives and turret below the stage. This design allows for the observation of specimens in larger containers, such as petri dishes and culture flasks, making them ideal for examining living cells and tissues in their natural state.

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What should I consider when buying a used inverted microscope?

Check the condition of the optics, the functionality of the light source, and any included accessories. Verify that the stage moves smoothly and that there are no signs of damage to the main components.

How do I ship an inverted microscope safely?

Use original packaging if possible, or ensure the microscope is well-padded and securely packed in a sturdy box. Label the box as 'Fragile' and consider using a shipping service that specializes in delicate instruments.

What is the maintenance schedule for an inverted microscope?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the lenses with appropriate materials, checking the light source, and ensuring that all moving parts are free of dust and debris. Periodically calibrate the microscope according to the manufacturer's guidelines.