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MOTIC LM Plan Achromatic Objective LM PL 100X/0.8 with 2mm Working Distance for AE2000MET Series

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Objective mounting thread
W 4/5"x1/36" (RMS standard)
Objective type
Plan achromatic
Objective tube length
Infinity CCIS®
Objective magnification
100X
Objective N.A.
0.80
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Specifications 11

Brands
Motic
New/Used
Used
Objective mounting thread
W 4/5"x1/36" (RMS standard)
Objective type
Plan achromatic
Objective tube length
Infinity CCIS®
Objective magnification
100X
Objective N.A.
0.80
Objective W.D.
2 mm
Objective DIN
45mm
Objective coverglass thickness
NCG
Valid for
AE2000MET Series

Product description

Precision 100X plan achromatic infinity objective with 0.8 NA, 2 mm WD, RMS mount for AE2000MET microscopy.

The MOTIC LM Plan Achromatic Objective LM PL 100X/0.8 is a precision infinity-corrected microscope objective designed for the AE2000MET series microscopes. Featuring a plan achromatic optical design, this objective delivers flat field correction suitable for high-resolution imaging in advanced biological and biotechnological research.

  • Magnification: 100X, optimized for detailed cellular and sub-cellular visualization
  • Numerical Aperture (N.A.): 0.80, enabling high light-gathering capacity for enhanced contrast and resolution
  • Working Distance (W.D.): 2 mm, suitable for high-precision focusing in live-cell imaging and molecular diagnostics workflows
  • Objective Mounting Thread: W 4/5"x1/36" conforming to RMS standards, ensuring compatibility and ease of installation
  • Objective Tube Length: Infinity CCIS®, enhancing optical performance in complex microscopy setups
  • DIN Standard: 45 mm mechanical tube length, aligned with industry norms
  • Cover Glass Thickness: Not compatible with cover glass (NCG), optimized for use with uncovered specimens or specialized applications

This objective is critical for biomedical engineering, bioprocessing, and cell imaging applications, offering accurate correction for chromatic aberrations ideal for fluorescence analysis and live-cell imaging. It supports workflows requiring exceptional optical precision, making it widely adopted in synthetic biology research and molecular diagnostics. The MOTIC LM Plan Achromatic Objective is engineered to meet stringent requirements in biomanufacturing pipeline imaging, ensuring reliable and reproducible results in a variety of research fields.

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Last updated 4 November 2026