Nikon Eclipse E200 Microscope Case

$421.05

Case with custom foam insert holds Nikon Eclipse E200 Microscope and eye pieces
Extra cavity for accessories
Case is shippable
Case is lightweight
Foam insert is standard polyurethane
Case is Airline Approved for checked luggage
Manufactured in America
Insert is made to order please allow 5-7 business days to ship
Minimum order quantity: 5
Job #w15-0617a

Padlockable (with customer supplied padlock)

Case has a Lifetime Warranty

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Nikon Eclipse E200 Microscope Case
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Description

The Case Club Nikon Eclipse E200 Microscope Case is specifically engineered to house and protect the Nikon Eclipse E200 microscope with precision. Featuring a rugged hard-sided shell and custom fabricated foam interior, the case securely cushions the microscope and its accessories against impact, vibration, and environmental elements during transport or storage. The interior foam is custom cut to match the unique dimensions of the Eclipse E200, ensuring a snug fit that prevents shifting and maximizes equipment protection. Whether for classroom, laboratory, or field use, this case provides a reliable, organized, and protective solution for transporting sensitive optical equipment.

Disclaimer: This case includes custom foam designed to fit the Nikon Eclipse E200 microscope and its accessories. Microscope and accessories are not included. Minimum order qty of 5.

Product Specifications

Interior Dimensions22.06"L x 17.00"W x 12.56"H
(560mm x 432mm x 319.024mm)
Exterior Dimensions24.81"L x 19.38"W x 13.88"H
(630mm x 492mm x 353mm)
Shipping Weight30.00 LBS (estimated weight of the product with packaging such as a cardboard box)
(13.61 kg)
CharacteristicsWaterproof, Shippable, Lifetime Warranty, Crushproof, Outdoor Use
HardwareWheels (Tilt Wheels), Padlockable, Hinged Lid, Pressure Equalization Valve
Case MaterialPlastic
Manufacturing MethodInjection Molded
Manufacturing OriginUnited States of America

Customer Questions

  1. Q Will the Nikon Eclipse 200 Trinocular microscope fit in this case? answer now
    Asked by Rick Brown on July 3, 2019 3:12 pm
    Answered by the admin

    The current foam design does not account for the added trinocular tube on the top. Theoretically we could add a relief in the foam for the tube to drop down into since the head is stored upside down, but would need more information on where the tube is located in relation to the observation head itself. Even then it might be a risky purchase if something unexpected ends up being different that is not accounted for.

    If it was possible to send us the microscope we could verify if the design would work with that simple update & if it doesn't could cut you out a brand new product that does work for the same price.

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