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Mitutoyo 100x M Plan Apochromatic Infinity Corrected Brightfield Objective

€3,692.43excl. VAT

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Type:
Infinity Corrected Brightfield
Wavelength:
Visible
Magnification:
100x
N.A.:
0.70
Working Distance:
6.0mm
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Specifications 14

Brands
Mitutoyo
New/Used
Used
Type:
Infinity Corrected Brightfield
Wavelength:
Visible
Magnification:
100x
N.A.:
0.70
Working Distance:
6.0mm
Focal Length:
2mm
Resolving Power:
0.4µm
Focal Depth:
0.6µm
Field of View with Ø24 Eyepiece
Ø0.24
Real Field of View with 1/2" Chip Camera
0.05 x 0.06
Thread Size:
M26
Part Number:
378-806-3

Product description

100x apochromatic objective with 0.70 NA, 6.0mm working distance, designed for chromatic-error-free metallurgical imaging.

  • Type: Infinity corrected brightfield
  • Optical Design: Apochromatic for flat, chromatic-aberration-free imaging with true-color accuracy
  • Wavelength: Visible spectrum
  • Magnification: 100x
  • Numerical Aperture (N.A.): 0.70
  • Working Distance: 6.0 mm
  • Focal Length: 2 mm
  • Resolving Power: 0.4 µm
  • Focal Depth: 0.6 µm
  • Field of View (Ø24 Eyepiece): Ø0.24 mm
  • Real Field of View (1/2" Chip Camera): 0.05 x 0.06 mm
  • Thread Size: M26
  • Part Number: 378-806-3

This objective is optimized for metallurgical microscopy where high-resolution, flat-field, and color-accurate imaging are critical.

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Last updated 19 October 2026