Look into the future
Curiosity – the genuine desire to study the world and unlock its mysteries – is the starting point of science and technology.
The ECLIPSE Ei educational microscope offers unique digital and design solutions to ensure the smooth progress of your courses. Using the ECLIPSE Ei to foster your students’ curiosity and maintain their enthusiasm for learning, you can unlock their potential and open their eyes to the world around them.
Research Microscope Power in a Benchtop Assay Instrument
Simple Operation
Minimal experimental setup and complexity by AI-driven assays and analysis.
Easy Cellular Imaging
No need to master complicated microscope hardware and software – ECLIPSE Ji makes data collection and cellular imaging assays easy.
High Quality Optics
Renowned Nikon optics provide clear and sharp images on plate assay devices.
A compact inverted research microscope configurable with a wide variety of observation methods
A new intermediate-sized inverted research microscope designed for a wide variety of applications. Do more than before!
Using these innovative optics and a fly-eye lens, crystal clear fluorescent images with improved S/N ratios are possible, even in low-excitation light applications such as cell division. Additionally, even at low magnifications, the SMZ25 microscope has a 35mm F.O.V, allowing users to capture an entire 35mm dish with uniform brightness.
The Eclipse Ts2R is a compact inverted research microscope that is configurable with a wide variety of observation methods. The broad range of observation methods, smaller body and improved ease of use will directly benefit research laboratories and improve workflow.
In addition to conventional contrast methods, the Eclipse Ts2R features versatile observation methods, including Phase Contrast, DIC, Hoffman Modulation Contrast and Emboss Contrast. It is also compatible with a selection of high performance and quality optical accessories to function similarly to the inverted research microscope Eclipse Ti and produce clear, sharp images.
Nikon’s all-new inverted routine microscope featuring a compact footprint, newly developed contrast observation method and improved operability.
New compact inverted routine microscope that does more than ever before!
Utilizing Nikon’s industry-leading CFI60 optical system and LED illumination for both diascopic and epi-fluorescence imaging, the new Eclipse TS2 microscope offers brilliantly clear images, enabling more efficient cell culture observation and documentation. Furthermore, a newly developed contrast observation method and streamlined operation enhance its use for routine laboratory work.
Superior optical performance and precision for ICSI
Nikon microscopes have played a significant role from the early days of Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) and continue to contribute to the advancement of this field through superior optical performance and precision.
The ECLIPSE Ti2-U IVF provides an ultra-stable platform for performing precision manipulation procedures such as ICSI. The intermediate magnification switching function (1.5X) allows easy switching of observation magnifications without changing objectives.
Scanning Confocal Microscope – Bring imaging to life: high-speed, high-resolution confocal imaging.
Capturing high-quality 3d confocal images at ultrahigh-speed and enhanced sensitivity with a resonant scanner and galvano scanner, Nikon’s A1R+ is a powerful tool for the imaging and visualization of intracellular dynamics and interaction.
Bring imaging to life: confocal imaging advanced to levels previously unseen.
Nikon’s groundbreaking confocal imaging system offering greater speed, higher resolution and unprecedented system flexibility.
The A1+ confocal laser microscope system is Nikon’s powerful fully-automated confocal imaging system, capable of capturing high-quality confocal images of cells and molecular events at high speed and enhanced sensitivity. Ideal for facilities with a broad range of users, the A1+ has been designed with groundbreaking new optical and electronic technology innovations to provide unprecedented system quality and flexibility. New features such as Nikon’s GaAsP multi-detector unit enables brighter, even higher resolution images than ever before.
Simple and Robust. The C2+ is designed as an essential microscopy tool for the laboratory, providing powerful and robust imaging capabilities….
Point scanning confocal microscope system offering powerful new features and vastly expanded spectral imaging capabilities.
Built on a reputation of incredible stability coupled with superior optical technologies, the C2+ with its host of functions and various analytical capabilities is the perfect tool for a new microscope, or as a new accessory to a Nikon imaging system. Now fully controlled by NIS-Elements imaging software, the system includes four channel confocal fluorescence imaging, and vastly expanded spectral capabilities with the ability to capture and unmix data acquired at any channel resolution across the entire detector bandwidth.
High-definition macro to micro confocal imaging
With high-definition wide field of view images larger than 1cm with unprecedentedly high S/N ratios, the AZ-C2+ allows for imaging of whole-mount specimens, such as embryos, in a single shot. It offers a combination of low and high magnification objective lenses, optical zoom and a confocal scanning zoom function, enabling continuous imaging from macro to micro. Moreover, the AZ-C2+ allows deep imaging of in vivowhole specimens.
Faster, deeper, sharper multiphoton confocal imaging
New multiphoton and confocal microscope system for high speed, high resolution and high sensitivity multiphoton excitation and confocal fluorescence imaging.
Nikon’s A1R MP+ multiphoton confocal microscope is a unique multiphoton imaging system featuring a fast, high resolution galvanometer scanner and an ultra-high speed resonant scanner that is capable of frame rates from 30 fps at 512 x 512 pixels to as fast as 420 fps in band scan mode. This is especially important in multiphoton microscopy because of the overlap of emission spectra of probes and autofluorescence, which is often unavoidable when using a single laser line.
