Nikon Eclipse Ts2/Ts2-FL
Nikon’s Ts2/Ts2-FL is a compact and stable inverted routine microscope that fits in any lab, and is easy to use with ergonomically placed focus knobs. The microscope can be equipped with optional fluorescence accessories (Ts2-FL).
Nikon Eclipse Ts2/Ts2-FL
Nikon’s Ts2/Ts2-FL is a compact and stable inverted routine microscope that fits in any lab, and is easy to use with ergonomically placed focus knobs. The microscope can be equipped with optional fluorescence accessories (Ts2-FL).
Nikon’s Ts2/Ts2-FL utilizes Nikon’s industry-leading CFI160 optics with a wide range of lenses and LED illumination for both diascopic and fluorescence illumination. This in combination provides brilliantly clear images leading to more efficient and better observations and images of your cell cultures.
Multiple contrast methods
When looking at living cells and unstained material, the phase contrast technique is normally used to create a high contrast image of thin, transparent material. For slightly thicker specimens (e.g. embryos, algae, eggs), you can also get a 3D-like, morphological image with Nikon’s new Emboss contrast.
Ergonomic and easy to use regardless of technology
If you are working with fluorescence in addition to these techniques, you can quickly switch between illuminations via easily accessible buttons on the front of the microscope. The microscope has space for three built-in LED modules with associated fluorescence filters. The LED illumination that fits the selected filter turns on and off like a regular lamp and does not need to be centered or take time to warm up.
Observation methods
Of course, it is possible to connect a camera to the microscope for easy documentation. Contact us and we will help you find the right model for your needs.
- Light fields
- Phase contrast
- Embossing contrast
- Fluorescence
Nikon Eclipse Ts2/Ts2R wins iF Gold Award design prize
Nikon’s Eclipse Ts2 and Eclipse Ts2R inverted microscopes have won the iF Gold Award, a prestigious global design award sponsored by iF International Forum Design GmbH since 1953. The Eclipse Ts2 and Eclipse Ts2R were recognized in the Industry/Skilled Trades product category for their streamlined, compact design, ergonomic features and enhanced functionality.
Contact the product specialist:
Torgeir Dahlen |
Johan Sternemalm |
Technical specification
Observation method: Light field, Apodized phase contrast, Phase contrast, Emboss contrast, Epi-flourescence (Ts2-FL only)
Diascopic lighting : High intensity white LED lighting (Eco lighting, built-in facetted eye lens
Episcopic lighting (Ts2FL only): LED lighting, built-in facetted eye lens, can be configured with up to 3 different LED units.
Available wavelengths: 385, 455, 470, 505, 560, 590, 625 nm.
Eyepiece tube: 45 degree tilt, pupil distance; 50-75 mm, Camera output eyepiece/camera output 100/0:0/100 or 50/50.
Eyepiece (FOV): 10x (22), 15x(16), 20x(12.5)
Lens turret: Space for 5 lenses Condenser: ELWD condenser (NA 0.3 working distance 75 mm) Table: Standard table 170×247 mm, Mechanical table (accessory) 126 mm in X-axis x 78 mm in Y-axis. 8 Different types of holders available.
Nikon’s Ts2/Ts2-FL utilizes Nikon’s industry-leading CFI160 optics with a wide range of lenses and LED illumination for both diascopic and fluorescence illumination. This in combination provides brilliantly clear images leading to more efficient and better observations and images of your cell cultures.
Multiple contrast methods
When looking at living cells and unstained material, the phase contrast technique is normally used to create a high contrast image of thin, transparent material. For slightly thicker specimens (e.g. embryos, algae, eggs), you can also get a 3D-like, morphological image with Nikon’s new Emboss contrast.
Ergonomic and easy to use regardless of technology
If you are working with fluorescence in addition to these techniques, you can quickly switch between illuminations via easily accessible buttons on the front of the microscope. The microscope has space for three built-in LED modules with associated fluorescence filters. The LED illumination that fits the selected filter turns on and off like a regular lamp and does not need to be centered or take time to warm up.
Observation methods
Of course, it is possible to connect a camera to the microscope for easy documentation. Contact us and we will help you find the right model for your needs.
- Light fields
- Phase contrast
- Embossing contrast
- Fluorescence
Nikon Eclipse Ts2/Ts2R wins iF Gold Award design prize
Nikon’s Eclipse Ts2 and Eclipse Ts2R inverted microscopes have won the iF Gold Award, a prestigious global design award sponsored by iF International Forum Design GmbH since 1953. The Eclipse Ts2 and Eclipse Ts2R were recognized in the Industry/Skilled Trades product category for their streamlined, compact design, ergonomic features and enhanced functionality.
Contact the product specialist:
|
Torgeir Dahlen |
Johan Sternemalm |
Technical specification
Observation method: Light field, Apodized phase contrast, Phase contrast, Emboss contrast, Epi-flourescence (Ts2-FL only)
Diascopic lighting : High intensity white LED lighting (Eco lighting, built-in facetted eye lens
Episcopic lighting (Ts2FL only): LED lighting, built-in facetted eye lens, can be configured with up to 3 different LED units.
Available wavelengths: 385, 455, 470, 505, 560, 590, 625 nm.
Eyepiece tube: 45 degree tilt, pupil distance; 50-75 mm, Camera output eyepiece/camera output 100/0:0/100 or 50/50.
Eyepiece (FOV): 10x (22), 15x(16), 20x(12.5)
Lens turret: Space for 5 lenses Condenser: ELWD condenser (NA 0.3 working distance 75 mm) Table: Standard table 170×247 mm, Mechanical table (accessory) 126 mm in X-axis x 78 mm in Y-axis. 8 Different types of holders available.
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