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(Picture and price include TV Tube)
Adapter introduction
Convert the NIKON trinocular microscope phototube/head/port (have standard 38 mm(1.50 inch) outer diameter for the insertion end to phototube) to traditional C-Mount type(25.4 mm or 1 inch diameter with 32 threads per inch); With built-in reduction lens 0.35X for achieving better field of view from microscope trinocular head(suitable for 1/2.5”, 1/2.8”, 1/3” or 1/4” inch CCD or CMOS sensor); Can be installed in UIS trinocular tube such as : NIKON E100, E200, 50i, 55i, 80i, 90i, Ni series, Ti Series, biology microscopes and industrial microscopes; Build of material: stainless steel material for the C-Mount end and spray-painted aluminum for the phototube end ; Telecentric optics with low light deficiency; Parfocal with different microscope objective lenses; Focus knob could make fine focus to get better parfocal Diffraction limited MTF; Aperture totally coupled with CFI microscope objective’s exit pupil;
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Adapter Specification
Adapter Pictures
RisingCam USB2.0 Microscope Camera is connected to Nikon E100 Microscope via 0.35x C mount adatper
Adapter Feature
High-quality optical lens built-in the adapter to ensure clear and sharp images without distortion
Innovative focusable knob for fine focus to improve the parfocal synchronization of the adapter,ensuring microscope get clear images both from the eyepiece and the trinocular camera at the same time
Adapter interface size
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Adapter Packing
Warranty period: 1 year
RisingTech always do our best provide excellent Service before/after sales for all buyers. RisingTech will provide our technical support if buyers have any questions of camera operation.
If camera has any quality problem within warranty period and must be returned to workshop repair it, RisingTech will repair camera or replacement new camera for buyer, RisingTech will stand freight.
If camera has quality problem out warranty period, RisingTech will repair camera for buyers too, buyer need stand freight.
If the camera is man-made damaged, no matter within or out warranty period, buyers should stand repair charges and freight.
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