Name: Nikon ECLIPSE Ci-POL
Brand: Nikon
SKU: NNKK4BJS
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Nikon Polarizing Microscopes Ci Pol

Nikon ECLIPSE Ci-POL

NNKK4BJS

Brand: Nikon

Category: Microscope - Polarizing

Industry: Academia, Material Science & Chemistry, Paint, Pigments & Polymers

A compact polarized light microscope that balances optical performance and ease of use.

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The Nikon ECLIPSE Ci-POL Polarized Light Microscope is a compact and user-friendly solution designed for precise material analysis and polarized light observations. With its slim and space-saving design, this personal-type microscope is ideal for laboratories that require high performance without occupying excessive workspace.

Equipped with Nikon’s CFI60 infinity optical system, the ECLIPSE Ci-POL delivers excellent image clarity, contrast, and resolution, ensuring reliable analysis of birefringent materials and crystalline structures. Its advanced optics make it suitable for applications in materials science, geology, and industrial inspection.

The microscope is designed for ease of use, featuring a built-in capture button conveniently located at the front of the base, allowing seamless image acquisition when connected to Nikon DS series cameras. This enhances workflow efficiency and simplifies imaging, even for routine laboratory operations.

Combining high optical performance, compact design, and intuitive operation, the ECLIPSE Ci-POL is an ideal choice for researchers and professionals seeking a dependable polarized light microscope for everyday analytical tasks.

The nosepiece comes equipped with the same DIN standard compensator slot design as LV100N POL LED.
All five objective positions on the nosepiece are centerable.
Clamp-type upper limit focusing mechanism for easy and safe sample exchange while protecting both the sample and optics from collision damage.
A superb basic performance polarizing microscope with exceptional quality for years of efficient, trouble-free use.
Built-in 6V 30W halogen light source.

Parameter	ECLIPSE Ci-POL
Optical System	CFI60 Infinity Optics
Eyepiece	10x (F.O.V. 22 mm)
Eyepiece Tube	P-TB2 Binocular / P-TT3 Trinocular for polarizing microscopy
Intermediate Tube	Built-in focusable Bertrand lens; conoscopic/orthoscopic switch; analyzer & compensator slots
Analyzer	360° rotary dial, minimum reading 0.1°
Nosepiece	Centering quintuple nosepiece, detachable, DIN slot
Stage	Ball-bearing rotary stage, 360° rotation, graduations in 1°; optional mechanical stage 35x25 mm travel
Focusing	Coaxial coarse/fine knob; stroke 30 mm; coarse 9.33 mm/rotation, fine 0.1 mm; 1 µm minimum reading
Objectives	CFI Achromat P 4x, 10x, LWD 20x, 40x, 100x Oil; CFI LU Plan Fluor EPI P 5x, 10x, 20x, 50x, 100x
Condenser	Strain-free swing-out type; P Achromat N.A. 0.9
Polarizer	No scale markings
Compensators	¼ λ plate & tint plate standard; Quartz wedge or De Sénarmont optional
Episcopic Illuminator	LV-UEPI-N universal epi-illuminator, external power required
Power Consumption	0.8 A / 38 W
Weight (Approx.)	14 kg (standard binocular configuration)

Geology & Mineralogy Education
Material & Polymer Research
Crystallography & Thin Section Analysis
Birefringence & Retardation Studies
Personal Laboratory Use & Demonstration
Industrial Material Inspection & R&D

Nikon Polarizing Microscopes Ci Pol

Nikon ECLIPSE Ci-POL

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