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Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope Pred Ti - AV

Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope Pred Ti - AV
Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope Pred Ti - AV
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  • Product Code: 25726
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Here is a Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope Pred Ti

Setup for Brighfield with Fluorescence and Phase Contrast studies.
The motorized components combined with MicroManager allow for repeatable imaging profiles to be created
This unit is optimized for biological studies where enhanced contrast methods are required.
The ITK Scan IM XY stage has a travel distance of 160 x 128mm. The custom stage insert will accommodate slide, petri dish, or wellplate.
Total magnification of this microscope system is 40 - 300x

Predecessor to:
Ti or TI2 series

Condition:
This Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope is in good working order with all aspects of this unit tested and working fully.
Microscope optics have been cleaned professionally by our technician under a class 10,000 clean room hood.

Please see the exact video and photos below.

Testing we performed:
The Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope passed all tests and was found to be fully functional:
Tested halogen lamp and source fully: PASSED
Tested fluorescence and source fully: PASSED
Tested transmission halogen light path: PASSED
Tested reflective fluorescence light path: PASSED
Tested objectives for clarity: PASSED
Tested port-splitter to split between camera and eyepieces: PASSED
Tested mechanical condenser: PASSED
Tested motorized Z-axis: PASSED
Tested motorized fluorescence turret: PASSED
Tested motorized objective turret: PASSED
Tested connection from camera to laptop: PASSED
Tested control of motorized stage virtually and with joystick: PASSED
Tested virtual control of microscope base: PASSED
Tested live feed for clarity: PASSED
Tested all filter slides: PASSED
Tested all motorized parts including objective turret, port selection switching, fluorescence turret, Z-axis, XY stage: PASSED

During testing and cleaning this Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope was found to have no issues.
A clear image was produced through the eyepieces as well as through the camera port.
All of the mechanical components moved freely and the test sample was able to be focused without excessive effort.

System consists of:
Base:
Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Microscope
Microscope Control/Power supply:
T-HUBC Hub Controller
T-RCP Remote Control
Head:
TE-TL Binocular Head (MH-0121) w/ Mechanical 4 piece lens turret
(2) CFI 10x/22 Eyepieces
Prisms/Condensers:
Mechanical ELWD 0.3 Condenser
Prisms: PhL
Brightfield Light Path:
T-DH Arm
Fluorescence Light Path:
T-FL Arm
EXFO X-Cite Light Guide and collimating Adapter
Fluorescence Filter Cubes:
T-FLC-E 6-position Motorized Turret
31000v2 DAPI (UV/Blue): EX 350/50, DM 400 LP, EM 460/50 (F00864)
GFP (Green): EX 480/40, DM 505 LP, EM 535/50 (F00866)
DSRed (Orange/Red): EX 545/30, DM 570 LP, EM 620/60 (F00863)
Illumination:
LHS-100P-1 12V 100W Halogen Lamp w/ built-in power supply
EXFO X-Cite 120 Q Metal Halide Light Source w/ light guide and collimating adapter
Stage:
ITK Scan IM 160x128 XY Motorized
LEP MAC5000 Stage Controller w/LEP Joystick
Objectives:
6-position Motorized Turret
4x/0.13 Plan Fluor PhL DL (O2704)
10x/0.30 Plan Fluor DIC L (O2470)
20x/0.75 Plan Apo VC (O2255) (this is a high quality Nikon APO CFI60 Objective, it was originally installed in a custom piece of equipment where manufacturer did not want to show that they used Nikon objectives)
Internal Magnification:
1x / 1.5x
Camera:
10MP CMOS Camera
Photo/Port Splits:
100% Head
80:20 Head/Right Port
100% Auxiliary
80:20 Head/Front Port
100% Left Port
Motorized Components:
XY Stage, objective turret, fluorescence turret, and light path switching
Computer/Software:
Dell Latitude i5 running MicroManager software

Communication and power cables.

Configuration and Setup:
Orientation: Inverted
Illumination Type: Brighfield w/ Fluorescence, Phase Contrast
Objectives: 4x/0.13 Plan Fluor PhL DL, 10x/0.30 Plan Fluor DIC L, 20x/0.75 Plan Apo VC
Light Source: 12V 100W Halogen, EXFO X-Cite 120 Q Metal Halide
Stage: Motorized XY

This Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope is currently set up for Brighfield with Fluorescence and Phase Contrast studies.
The CMOS digital color camera is capable of taking detailed digital images.
The Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope system includes a Dell Latitude i5 laptop to control the software for live images.

Video Description:
In the video we see an overview if the Nikon TE2000-E Inverted Fluorescence Motorized Phase Contrast Microscope, and also all brightfield, phase contrast, and fluorescence imagery demonstrated along with free and easy movement of all components.

This will ship via freight. Please contact us with your zip code to obtain shipping quote.

*SM* Small Crate
OB Packed Weight - 300lb

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

 

 

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Here we are showing you our standard packing process  

      1. All items are different, but they all follow the same principle when packaging.

      2. Start with a well-constructed crate

A well-constructed crate would consist of 1/2” to 5/8” Plywood with framing. We generally purchase our crates from a third party who specializes in custom crates.

      3. You always want the Instrument to not be directly on the wood deck of the crate. This is done by placing it on foam, inside of the crate. We use 2” 1.7 lb. density foam which works great. It provides cushioning and enough firmness to support the Instrument.

      4. The next step is to make sure there is nothing on the deck of the Instrument and the Head/ Arm is secured. In some cases there will be multiple arms to secure but for this example there is only one. The reason for this is so there is no free movement during transit which could cause serious damage to the Instrument.

      5. The next step is to make sure your Instrument is covered in either a pallet bag or shrink wrap so no dust or foreign object will get into the crate.

      6. The next step is to secure the instrument inside the crate by bracing. We use a method of 2x4’s which have 1” foam shrink wrapped to them so no piece of wood touches the actual instrument.

      7. Final step is to photograph everything inside the crate and then seal it with screws.

 

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Phone and/or Email support will be provided prior to scheduling a return.
Please see the link below for our detailed warranty statement.
Customers must retain all original shipping materials during the warranty period.

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