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Nikon TE-2000

The Nikon TE-2000 inverted microscope is designed for cellular imaging and live sample observation. 

Typical applications include: 

  • Live-cell imaging 
  • Cell culture observation 
  • Fluorescence microscopy of biological samples 
  • Time-lapse imaging of cellular processes 

EQUIPMENT FEATURES

SPECIFICATIONS

Stand modelNikon TE-2000 (Inverted)
Controls

Motorized Z control
Manual XY control

Manual objective nosepiece and condenser

Manual light path

Manual reflector turret

Features and Applications

Brightfield, phase contrast, DIC

Widefield epifluorescence imaging

Z-stack

Time-lapse

Large stage

Light Sources

X-Cite 120 LED Boost

Halogen lamp for transmitted light

Objectives

4x Plan Fluor PhL NA 0.13 WD 16.4

10x Plan Fluor, Ph1, NA 0.3 WD 15.2

10x Plan, Ph1, NA 0.25, WD 1.05 (optional)

20x Plan Fluor Ph1, DIC NA 0.5, WD 2.1

20x Plan Fluor Ph1, DIC, ELWD, NA 0.45 WD 7.4 (optional)

40x Plan Fluor Ph2, DIC, ELWD NA 0.6 WD 3.7-2.7

63x Plan Apo Lambda, DIC NA 1.4 Oil, WD 0.13.

Filter sets

DAPI BP 350/50, FT 400, BP 460/50

GFP BP 470/40, FT 495, BP 525/50

Texas Red BP 560/40, FT 585, BP 630/70

SoftwareNIS-Elements
DetectorsPhotometrics Dyno CCD camera. 14-bit1920x1460, 13.7fps
LocationMS2-094c
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Consultation session

External clients

External clients are invited to request a consultation with our team will match you with the right instrument and workflow for your project. 

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Trained McGill user

Trained McGill users

McGill users with completed instrument training can reserve equipment directly through our scheduling system.

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McGill new user

McGill New User

New users and external researchers are invited to start with instrument training to gain independent access.