Upright Microscopes
An upright microscope is used to observe samples such as slides placed on a stage through an objective located above the stage. Nikon provides two types of focusing mechanisms, a focusing stage and a focusing nosepiece, which can mount various intermediate tubes and accessories in a stable manner. Nikon’s upright microscopes offer a wide range of objectives and uniform illumination, providing bright images to the edge of the field of view and faithful color reproduction of the specimen. In addition, they are designed with intuitive and comfortable operability that reduces fatigue even during long-term observation. The diverse lineup supports advanced biological science research, routine examinations, and practical training at educational institutions, providing solutions suitable for a wide range of applications.
Product Lineup
ECLIPSE Ni Series
Research and clinical upright microscopes that support research in the fields of biological science and medicine, with excellent optical performance and high system expandability that can be equipped with motorized accessories.
ECLIPSE Ci Series
Ergonomic upright microscopes with eco-illumination for clinical and laboratory applications.
ECLIPSE FN1
Upright microscope with a fixed stage and focusing nosepiece dedicated to electrophysiological research.
New
Sensapex FN-M
Electrophysiological research microscope featuring single or dual motorized nosepieces for smooth objective switching while maintaining sample positioning and focus.
ECLIPSE Si
Ergonomically designed Nikon's upright microscope, ECLIPSE Si brings comfort and precision to your operation with cutting-edge hardware and software solutions.
ECLIPSE Ei
The ECLIPSE Ei educational microscope offers unique digital and design solutions to ensure the smooth progress of science and technology.
New
ECLIPSE Ui - Digital Microscopes
The new Digital Imaging Microscope, ECLIPSE Ui provides accurate microscopy-based pathology imaging for a simpler workflow.
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