Epi-Illuminator IMK-RS1
JCOPTIX epi-illuminators combine a Köhler homogenization module and a removable six-position filter wheel for easy filter replacement in the microscope's epi-illumination path. Each contains a turret that directly accepts fluorescence filter sets, beamsplitters, mirrors, and/or polarizing bandpass filters without filter cubes. A top D1N female dovetail and bottom D1N male dovetail attach to the microscope body's epi-illumination arm. An LED source and beam-conditioning optics provide uniform sample-plane illumination, with an iris controlling spot size and brightness. Illumination working distance is 140-150 mm. Four rear M3 holes on the six-position illuminator are compatible with 60 mm cage systems. Other wavelengths and dimensions can be customized through tech-support@jcoptix.com.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Working Distance | 140-150 mm |
| Light Source Color Temperature/Wavelength | 5000 K |
| Mounting Method | Dovetail Locking Mount |
| Polarization State | With Polarizer and Analyzer |
| Interface | Reserved Light Source Input Interface |
| Number of Filter Wheels | 6count |
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