Nikon E200 Microscope Product Leaflet

This document describes the dimensional diagram and optical system of a biological microscope, including features and characteristics such as eyepoint height, objectives, eyepieces, nosepiece, condenser, and stage.


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Brand
Nikon
Category
Other device
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
598 KB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
E200
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About this manual

The Nikon E200 microscope combines the CFI60 infinity optical system with ergonomic touches for comfortable, long‑hour operation. It offers a magnification range of 40‑1500×, high numerical apertures, and a low‑profile stage that improves specimen handling.

A variety of accessories are available, including binocular and trinocular tubes, eye‑level risers, teaching heads, condensers, and the Digital Sight Series camera system, allowing the microscope to be customized for photomicrography, fluorescence, and polarizing applications.

What's inside

  • Specifications
  • Optical System
  • Eyepiece and Binocular Tubes
  • Ergonomic Design
  • Stage Features
  • Condensers and Illumination
  • Accessories
  • Digital Sight Series

Specifications

Optical systemCFI60 infinity optics
Magnification range40‑1500×
Stage dimensions216 mm × 150 mm surface
Eyepiece tube inclination30°
Interpupillary distance range47‑75 mm

Frequently asked questions

What is the magnification range of the Nikon E200 microscope?

The E200 provides a magnification range of 40 to 1500 times.

Can the E200 be equipped with a digital camera?

Yes, the Digital Sight Series camera can be attached to the trinocular tube.

What ergonomic features help reduce operator fatigue?

The low‑positioned focus knob, ergonomic binocular tube, and adjustable eye‑level risers provide comfortable, one‑handed operation.

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