Microscope Objectives

Microscope objectives are a pivotal component in any microscopy system, designed to precisely focus light and produce high-resolution images of specimens. Whether for educational purposes, clinical research, or advanced scientific studies, selecting the right objective lens is critical to enhance magnification and clarity. High-performance objectives with optimal numerical aperture can significantly improve image quality, catering to professionals in fields like cell biology, medical diagnostics, and materials science. Investing in superior microscope objectives ensures you capture every detail with unparalleled precision, meeting the exacting demands of modern microscopy.

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Objectives for DMW-B1

Supplier: MOTIC

Plan phase objectives for use with the digital microscope DMW-B1.

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Objectives for microscopes, Panthera TEC POL series

Supplier: MOTIC

CCIS® Plan achromatic strain-free objective UC PL P 40×/0,65/S (WD=0,6 mm), Panthera, For: Panthera TEC POL series

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Objectives, Apochromat

Supplier: ZEISS

Objectives with excellent correction and extremely high apertures provide a maximum of resolving power, color purity, contrast and image flatness for observation and photomicrography.

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Microscope objective lens mounts

Supplier: DIDALAB

The objective holder allows precise positioning of a microscope objective according to the vertical and the horizontal.

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iPlan Achromat Objective Lens

Supplier: ZEISS

ZEISS iPlan Achromat 10×/0,25 Ph1 microscope objective, infinity corrected. This lens is intended for use with the ZEISS Primostar 3 microscope.

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Objective, A-Plan

Supplier: ZEISS

This objective is suitable for simple polarizing applications.

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Objectives

Supplier: ZEISS

Objective LD A-plan, N.A. of 0,55, WD of 2,3 mm at cover glass 1,0, 40×

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Objectives EC Epiplan

Supplier: ZEISS

Enhanced contrast universal objectives for materials microscopy allowing brightfield, differential interference contrast and polarisation methods. HD versions provide darkfield capability in addition. They feature the long working distances needed for materials inspections.