Nikon P-TERG100 Tilting Trinocular Head
Nikon P-TERG100 Tilting Trinocular Head

Nikon P-TERG100 Tilting Trinocular Head with 100/100 Split

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SKU: MNB5330

$2,600.00
$2,600.00 $3,300.00 save $700.00
Nikon P-TERG100 Tilting Trinocular Head with 100/100 Split

KEY FEATURES

  • Model: P-TERG100
  • Type: Tilting trinocular head
  • Light Split Ratio: 100/100 (eyepieces + camera port simultaneously)
  • Compatibility: Nikon SMZ series stereo microscopes
  • Eyepiece Tube: Standard binocular/tilt tube
  • Camera Port: Dedicated C-mount/phototube path
  • Tilt Adjustment: Smooth ergonomic angle adjustment
  • Optical Path: Corrected for simultaneous viewing and imaging
  • Product Number: MNB5330
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Product Overview

Precision tilting trinocular head engineered for Nikon microscopes and compatible phototube/C-mount setups. The P-TERG100 provides a 100/100 light split, sending full optical intensity to both the eyepieces and camera port simultaneously — ideal for demanding imaging, teaching, and documentation workflows. With smooth tilt adjustment and ergonomic design, this head enhances operator comfort and workflow flexibility while maintaining excellent optical performance.

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Condition: New

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Technical Specifications

Microscope Compatibility

Typical Applications

  • Designed for Mixed-Brand Lab Environments

    Olympus, Nikon, Zeiss, Leica components in one place

  • Quality-Verified New & Pre-Owned Equipment

    Professionally sourced and verified for performance

  • Backed by Spach Optics Warranty & Support

    Ideal for labs using multiple microscope platforms

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