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MOTIC LM Plan Achromatic Objective 50X/0.55 NA with 8.4mm Working Distance for AE2000MET

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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
50X
Objective N.A.
0.55
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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
50X
Objective N.A.
0.55
Objective W.D.
8.4 mm
Objective DIN
45mm
Objective coverglass thickness
NCG
Valid for
AE2000MET Series

Product description

Infinity-corrected MOTIC LM Plan achromatic 50X objective, 0.55 NA, 8.4mm WD for AE2000MET series microscopes.

The MOTIC LM Plan Achromatic Objective LM PL 50X/0.55 is a precision infinity-corrected optical component designed for the AE2000MET series microscopes. It features a 50X magnification combined with a numerical aperture (NA) of 0.55, enabling high-resolution imaging critical for detailed cellular and molecular analysis in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics.

Key technical specifications include:

  • Objective mounting thread: W 4/5"x1/36" compliant with RMS standard, ensuring compatibility with standard biological microscopes.
  • Objective type: Plan achromatic lens correcting spherical and chromatic aberrations across the field of view for uniform sharpness essential in fluorescence and brightfield imaging.
  • Objective tube length: Infinity-corrected CCIS® optical system optimized for modular microscope configurations used in synthetic biology and bioprocessing research.
  • Working distance: 8.4 mm providing sufficient clearance for live-cell imaging and sample manipulation techniques.
  • DIN standard: 45 mm objective collar diameter facilitating straightforward integration into established microscopy setups.
  • Coverglass thickness: Not-coverglass corrected (NCG), suitable for samples prepared on standard slides.

This objective lens is widely adopted in molecular biology, biomedical engineering, and cell imaging workflows, supporting critical applications such as biomanufacturing quality control and molecular diagnostics. Its design ensures precise optical performance for enhanced visualization of biological specimens, making it a valuable tool for researchers engaged in advanced microscopy within biotechnology domains.

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Last updated 19 October 2026