Used NIKON Optiphot M #94812 for sale

NIKON Optiphot M is a versatile microscope that is capable of providing superior optical performance and resolution. This microscope model has been specifically designed for research and educational use, as well as professional applications. Optiphot M includes a wide range of features, making it a great choice for any level of microscopy. NIKON Optiphot M has a fixed magnifying eyepiece that is capable of providing a 10x magnification. An LED ring illuminator ensures even surface illumination, and the necessary voltage regulation allows it to be used safely in any location. Optiphot M also features an improved abbe condenser, which offers superior contrast and resolution, resulting in clear images and accurate measurements. This condenser is capable of providing a numerical aperture of 0.18 to 2.8, which allows it to acquire powerful numerical images and information. The concave shape of the abbe condenser can make it possible to measure small samples while also achieving a great deal of detail. NIKON Optiphot M also offers a variety of objective lenses, which allow users to adjust the level of magnification. This microscope model is capable of providing magnifications ranging from 4x to 400x. Furthermore, its long working distance makes it suitable for work on objects that are larger than those of smaller microscope models. Another useful feature of Optiphot M is its adjustable stage, which allows users to adjust the level of focusing. Manual X-Y calibration along with the adjustable Z-axis helps to make accurate and consistent measurements. An adjustable hollow rod provides additional illumination and can be used for transmitted light and polarization requirements. Finally, NIKON Optiphot M also has a built-in digital camera, which is capable of producing digital images that can be transferred to a computer for further analysis. This microscope is undoubtedly one of the most versatile models available, and its wide range of features makes it a great choice for any level of microscopy.