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MOTIC Plan Apochromat ELWD 50X/0.55 Microscope Objective with 13 mm Working Distance

€2,454.48excl. VAT

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Objective mounting thread
M26X0.706
Objective type
Plan apochromat
Objective tube length
Infinity
Objective magnification
50X
Objective N.A.
0.55
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Specifications 10

Brands
Motic
New/Used
Used
Objective mounting thread
M26X0.706
Objective type
Plan apochromat
Objective tube length
Infinity
Objective magnification
50X
Objective N.A.
0.55
Objective W.D.
13 mm
Objective coverglass thickness
NCG
Valid for
PA53MET Series, PSM1000 Series

Product description

Plan apochromat 50X objective with 0.55 NA and 13 mm WD, designed for PA53MET and PSM1000 series microscopes.

The MOTIC Plan Apochromat Objective ELWD PLAN APO 50X/0.550 is a high-performance microscope objective optimized for advanced optical imaging systems such as the PA53MET and PSM1000 series. This plan apochromat objective features:

  • Magnification: 50X, providing detailed visualization crucial for cellular and molecular biology applications.
  • Numerical Aperture (NA): 0.55, offering superior resolution and brightness suitable for fluorescence analysis and live-cell imaging.
  • Working Distance (WD): 13 mm, classified as an Extra Long Working Distance (ELWD), facilitating bioprocessing workflows where larger samples or special sample environments require more space between objective and specimen.
  • Objective Mounting Thread: Standard M26 x 0.706 compatible with specific MOTIC microscope series.
  • Objective Tube Length: Infinity-corrected design, ensuring compatibility with modern infinity optical systems, essential for precision in synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics.
  • Coverglass Thickness: Specified as No Cover Glass (NCG), optimized for samples without coverslip or with specific media.

This objective is widely adopted in biotechnology research domains, including biopharmaceutical production pipelines and gene editing visualization, where maintaining optical precision over long working distances is critical. Its design supports high numerical aperture combined with long working distance, critical for applications such as neural imaging, cell imaging, and live tissue observation. The MOTIC 50X ELWD Plan Apochromat objective is an essential component in microscopy systems used in clinical diagnostics and synthetic biology laboratories requiring detailed and high-contrast imaging.

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Last updated 19 October 2026