Nikon Eclipse Ts2R Inverted Routine Microscope
The ECLIPSE Ts2R sets a new standard for inverted research microscopes, offering a wide range of observation methods and applications. Thanks to its compact design, it fits easily into limited laboratory space while maintaining excellent performance. Download the brochure Simplic...
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Simplicity and Ease of Use
The buttons for turning the illuminators on and off, as well as for switching between diascopic and epifluorescent illumination, are located on the microscope’s front panel, which significantly simplifies the workflow.
New Ergonomic Design
The stage height on the Ts2R microscope is 30% lower than on conventional research microscopes. This ensures a comfortable hand position during repetitive operations and sample changes. In addition, the tilting illumination column and the camera port, located on the left side of the eyepiece tube, improve access to and viewing of the specimen.
New Stage Design
The Eclipse Ts2R rectangular mechanical stage provides an extended range of motion, allowing observation of the entire surface of a 96-well plate. It is also possible to set the XY travel limits depending on the size of the sample and the dish.
High signal-to-noise ratio of epifluorescence images when imaging in well-lit rooms
A special mechanical shutter blocks light, allowing for epifluorescence observations even in a well-lit room.
Versatile observation with an LED illuminator
A high-intensity LED light source enables a wide range of observation methods similar to those of the full-size Eclipse Ti2 inverted research microscope. The Ts2R-FL model offers epifluorescence imaging and provides four fluorescence channels with a choice of 7 different wavelengths.
“Emboss Contrast” technique
This new contrast technique is compatible with both plastic and glass slides. Unlike phase contrast, the Emboss Contrast method does not require specialized objectives, and thus allows for excellent fluorescence and Emboss Contrast images to be obtained with a single objective. The method is suitable for examining thick specimens, such as embryos, and enables the acquisition of high-resolution pseudo-3D images.
Compact stand design
The illumination modules, including LED sources for epifluorescence, are housed inside the microscope body, making the Nikon Ts2R the most compact research microscope on the market. The compact design also features anti-vibration protection to ensure stable observations.
Easy Placement
Its compact size makes it easy to store and operate inside a laminar flow cabinet. Additionally, the low stage and side-mounted camera position reduce user fatigue from repetitive manipulations and ensure a clear view of the sample.
Advanced optical performance
The TS2R is compatible with Nikon’s renowned CFI60 lenses, which provide high numerical apertures and long working distances for stunningly sharp images.Technical specifications
- Manufacturer
- Nikon
- Directions
- Microscopy
- Industries
- Educational and research laboratories, Clinical laboratory diagnostics, Medicine
- Type
- Equipment
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