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Nikon Plan 10x Microscope Objective 160mm/0.17 RMS Thread

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Nikon Plan 10x microscope objective lens with 160mm tube length, 0.17mm cover glass, RMS thread.

The Nikon Plan 10x Microscope Objective features a numerical aperture of 0.30 and is designed for a tube length of 160 mm with a standard 0.17 mm cover glass thickness. It includes an RMS (Royal Microscopical Society) thread mount, ensuring compatibility with Nikon Labophot and Optiphot microscope series. This objective has been tested for optimal image quality, making it suitable for high-resolution brightfield microscopy applications in cell imaging, clinical diagnostics, and molecular biology workflows. Its reliable optical performance is essential for precise magnification in biotechnology research, including bioprocessing analysis and molecular diagnostics. The lens is offered with noticeable exterior wear but maintains full functional integrity, providing a cost-effective choice for microscopy applications in biomedical engineering and synthetic biology studies. Compatible with PayPal and corporate purchase orders.

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Last updated 19 October 2026