Used NIKON Eclipse ME600 #9410762 for sale

NIKON Eclipse ME600 is a microscope designed for advanced bioscience research. This upright microscope provides excellent quality optical imaging, along with highly adjustable and programmable environment to meet the highest requirements. The ME600 features an infinity-corrected optical equipment and a mechanical stage to provide comfortable work. The wide field of view delivers high-quality images with a 20x/0.75 NA Plan Selec eyepiece to give you the best view of the specimen. With 10x, 20x, and 40x objectives, the ME600 offers a range of magnifications, ideal for zoom microscopy, microscopy imaging, and complex research. The Canon Go-To system of the ME600 allows for automatic and precise specimen stage movement, enabling quick, accurate, and repeatable positioning and observation. This integrated stage control unit allows for integration with automated systems to give you a better and faster control of the image. The integrated control machine also allows for accurate positioning of the specimen and provides precise object coordinates. Next, the automated, photo-level focus control offers precise and automatic image focus, allowing you to maintain optimal image quality. With the motorized fine focus knob, the focus can easily be adjusted without the need to adjust the specimen stage. In NIKON ECLIPSE ME-600, you can use an assortment of observation techniques, including bright-field, transmitted light, dark-field, DIC (differential interference contrast) / in Mueller contrast, epi-white fluorescence, as well as an array of specialized techniques. The ME600 also boasts ergonomic design, with an open, space efficient design that provides a comfortable working environment. There is an easy change of lever to configure the mechanical stage for either left-handed or right-handed users, and the eyepiece head is highly adjustable for the most comfortable feel. Overall, ECLIPSE ME 600 is an excellent choice for those looking to upgrade their imaging systems. High-quality optics, along with automated and precise control of the specimen stage, allows for a comprehensive range of advanced bioscience research.