The Nikon Labophot is a sturdy, versatile, research-level microscope from the 1980s known for its modularity and high-quality optics, using the Nikon CF finite optical system. It was designed for adaptability in various settings, including clinical, biological, and industrial labs. Key features include a robust build, a quintuple (or 5-place) nosepiece, a built-in 6V 20W Koehler illumination system, and options for different binocular or trinocular viewing heads. Its modular design allows for the addition of accessories for brightfield, darkfield, polarization, phase contrast, and fluorescence microscopy, as well as for microphotography.
Nikon Labophot Microscope
$571.00Price
- Optical system: Uses the Nikon CF finite optical system, known for producing high-quality images with minimal fringing.
- Modularity: Highly adaptable with interchangeable accessories, allowing various types of microscopies.
- Illumination: Typically features a built-in 6V 20W Koehler illumination system (Halogen) for brightfield, with options for darkfield, and compatibility with fluorescence attachments.
- Stage: Equipped with a mechanical stage for precise control of the specimen's position.
- Nosepiece: Features a quintuple (5-place) nosepiece for holding multiple objective lenses.
- Viewing heads: Available with different viewing heads, including binocular and trinocular options, with 30-degree inclination and Siedentop design.
- Accessories: Compatible with a wide range of accessories, such as phase contrast and polarization kits, fluorescence units, teaching heads, and digital cameras.
Versatility and applications
- Adaptable for different labs: Suitable for diverse applications in clinical, biological, and industrial settings.
- Customizable: Can be configured for specific needs with additional modules for techniques like phase contrast, fluorescence, and polarization.
- Imaging: It can be fitted with cameras and digital adapters for microphotography and documentation.