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Olympus NA0.30 Condenser Lens for CK30, CK40, and CKX41 Inverted Microscopes

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Product description

Optical condenser lens NA0.30 designed for Olympus CK series inverted microscopes, essential for precise cell imaging.

The Olympus NA0.30 Condenser Lens is engineered specifically for use with the CK30, CK40, and CKX41 inverted microscope models. This high-quality condenser lens optimizes illumination uniformity and numerical aperture (NA 0.30), enhancing contrast and resolution in live-cell imaging and fluorescence microscopy applications.

Key technical features include:

  • Numerical Aperture (NA): 0.30, maximizing light collection efficiency
  • Compatible with Olympus CK series inverted microscopes (CK30, CK40, CKX41)
  • Essential optical component for biomedical engineering, cell imaging, and molecular diagnostics workflows
  • Supports brightfield and phase contrast microscopy techniques
  • Durable lens construction ensures long-term reliability under routine laboratory use

Widely used in biotechnology research settings, this condenser lens is critical for precise illumination control in synthetic biology studies and molecular cloning workflows requiring accurate visualization of cellular samples. Its compatibility with Olympus inverted microscopes makes it a popular choice among researchers specializing in clinical diagnostics and neuroscience imaging.

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Last updated 19 October 2026