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MOTIC Plan Apochromat Objective PA ELWD PLAN APO 2X/0.055 with 34mm Working Distance for PSM1000 Series

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Objective mounting thread
M26X0.706
Objective type
Plan apochromat
Objective tube length
Infinity
Objective magnification
2X
Objective N.A.
0.055
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Specifications 11

Brands
Motic
New/Used
Used
Objective mounting thread
M26X0.706
Objective type
Plan apochromat
Objective tube length
Infinity
Objective magnification
2X
Objective N.A.
0.055
Objective W.D.
34 mm
Objective coverglass thickness
NCG
Objective parfocality adjustment
Parfocality Adjustment
Valid for
PSM1000 Series

Product description

The MOTIC Plan Apochromat Objective PA ELWD PLAN APO 2X/0.055 is a high-precision microscope objective designed for the PSM1000 Series microscopes. It features a 2X magnification with a numerical aperture (NA) of 0.055, optimized for wide-field imaging with exceptional color correction and flatness across the entire field of view.

Key technical specifications include:

  • Objective mounting thread: M26X0.706
  • Objective type: Plan apochromat, providing superior correction of chromatic and spherical aberrations
  • Tube length: Infinity-corrected optical system, compatible with modern advanced microscopy setups
  • Working distance (WD): 34 mm, categorized as Extra Long Working Distance (ELWD), ideal for samples requiring additional space such as live-cell imaging chambers or bioprocessing workflows
  • Coverglass thickness: None (NCG) required, facilitating flexibility in specimen preparation
  • Parfocality Adjustment: Supports parfocal systems for seamless objective switching without refocusing

This objective lens is essential for biotechnology applications including molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology research, and live-cell imaging workflows, where precise optical performance and working distance are critical. Its use enhances imaging quality in biomedical engineering and cell biology studies, supporting researchers requiring reliable and distortion-free visualization.

Overall, this 2X Plan Apochromat objective is widely adopted in microscopy applications demanding high-resolution, color fidelity, and extra working distance, making it a vital component in specialized laboratories focusing on fluorescence analysis, biomedical research, and biomanufacturing quality control.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 7 November 2026