Amazing service offer for Nikon TIRF and C1 customers

October 12, 2010

Service discounts for a limited time

For a limited time only, the Nikon Instruments UK service department is offering an amazing discount on a service visit to all its TIRF and C1 customers. Nikon can offer a fully comprehensive service for its TIRF customers at a discount of nearly 40% on the normal TIRF service price and 25% on the C1 service.

As would be expected from Nikon’s team of highly trained engineers, the service includes: microscope stripped and cleaned, optics cleaned, microscope mechanicals adjusted and lubricated where applicable, microscope re-assembled and aligned correctly, mercury lamp aligned, laser(s) alignment check and adjusted if required, up to one hour repair time included free of charge and spare parts and consumables up to £25 in value free of charge. In addition, the TIRF service includes a TIRF alignment and system operation check, and similarly the C1 confocal service includes a C1 system operation check.

The offer is available until the 31st October.

For further information please contact Nikon UK Servicing Department:
Tel: 020 8481 6821 or email: dagmar.kosourova@nikon.co.uk

Nikon Instruments Europe is based in Amstelveen, The Netherlands. Nikon Instruments is a market leader in optical instrumentation and the only microscope company to manufacture its own glass. With over 90 years’ expertise in the field, Nikon Instruments has always been at the forefront of optical and technological innovation.
Alongside developments in clinical and confocal microscope solutions, Nikon’s digital imaging technologies and software solutions support all microscopy and imaging functions, image management and analysis. The Eclipse Ti series of inverted microscopes, for example, allows the simultaneous mounting of confocal, TIRF module and multiple stacked epi-fluorescence filter turrets to make this microscope the ideal live cell imaging platform. Nikon has pioneered products for the study of live, in situ cellular interactions and is now at the forefront of super resolution microscopy technology.

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