HF108B (Nikon) Filter Wheel For Fluorescence Microscopy
High-Speed Ultra-Thin 8 Position Filter Wheel For Nikon Microscopes
The HF108B high-speed filter wheel for Nikon microscopes holds up to eight 32 mm filters and allows users to simply and quickly tailor illumination to suit specific applications. The HF108B is ideal for high-speed widefield fluorescence microscopy or integration into confocal or super-resolution instruments.
The clear 29 mm aperture makes the HF108B an optimal choice for FN25 Nikon microscopes, and the ultra-thin wheel body enables it to be used alongside Nikon’s F-mount microscope cameras, unlike previous Prior filter wheels.
The HF108B offers a marked improvement in speed and durability compared to the previous HF108A model and an easy-to-use unthreaded filter clamping mechanism.
The filter wheel is easily controlled through Prior’s ProScan III controller and can be ordered as a standalone system. It is compatible with Nikon’s NIS Elements software (appropriate package required).
- Lightweight design facilitates rapid filter changing
- C-, F- and other camera mount adapters available
- Non-threaded filter clamp enables easy filter installation
- Integrated parfocal adjustment mechanism
- Life tested to 20 million cycles
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Mounting method | Without stand |
| Number of filters | 8 |
| Maximum filter diameter | 32 mm |
| Maximum filter thickness | 5 mm |
| Filter change time | < 38 ms |
| Wheel thickness | 21.1 mm |
| Maximum recommended drive current | 1200 mA |
- HF138C C-mount camera adapter
- HF138TFL TFL-mount camera adapter
- HF138F F-mount camera adapter
HF108B-EN-Datasheet.pdf
| Option | Manufacturer | Compatibility | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| HF108C-NK | Nikon | Ji, Ti2-U, Ti2-A, Ti2-E, Ti-U, Ti-S, Ti-E | For emission |
| HF108TFL-NK | Nikon | Ji, Ti2-U, Ti2-A, Ti2-E, Ti-U, Ti-S, Ti-E | For emission. Can be combined with H6824 for compatibility with Photometrics Kinetix camera. |
| HF108F-NK | Nikon | Ji, Ti2-U, Ti2-A, Ti2-E, Ti-U, Ti-S, Ti-E | For emission. |
