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MOTIC EC-H PL 40X/0.65/S Plan Achromatic Infinity Objective for BA410E Microscope

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Objective mounting thread
W 4/5" x 1/36" (RMS standard)
Objective type
Plan achromatic
Objective tube length
Infinity CCIS®
Objective magnification
40X
Objective N.A.
0.65
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Specifications 12

Brands
Motic
New/Used
Used
Objective mounting thread
W 4/5" x 1/36" (RMS standard)
Objective type
Plan achromatic
Objective tube length
Infinity CCIS®
Objective magnification
40X
Objective N.A.
0.65
Objective W.D.
0.50 mm
Objective spring
Yes
Objective DIN
45 mm
Objective coverglass thickness
0.17
Valid for
BA410E Series

Product description

Plan achromatic 40X objective with 0.65 NA, 0.5 mm WD, RMS thread for BA410E series microscopy.

The MOTIC EC-H PL 40X/0.65/S is a high-precision plan achromatic infinity-corrected microscope objective lens designed for the BA410E series. It features:

  • 40X magnification with a high numerical aperture (N.A.) of 0.65, enabling enhanced resolution and image contrast essential for detailed cellular and tissue imaging in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics.
  • A working distance (W.D.) of 0.5 mm, suitable for high-resolution imaging while maintaining close proximity to the specimen, critical in live-cell imaging and molecular diagnostics workflows.
  • Objective mounting follows the RMS standard thread W 4/5" x 1/36", ensuring compatibility with standard microscope turret fittings.
  • The objective utilizes a 45 mm DIN standard tube length and is optimized for use with an infinity-corrected optical system (CCIS®).
  • Includes a spring-loaded mechanism, providing protection and safe objective switching during biochemical and biomedical sample preparations.
  • Designed to accommodate a coverglass thickness of 0.17 mm, supporting precise focusing and minimizing spherical aberrations in fluorescence and brightfield microscopy.

This objective lens is widely adopted in biotechnology laboratories for molecular cloning workflows and is critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines where high-quality microscopy imaging is required. Its plan achromatic design reduces chromatic aberrations across the field, making it suitable for synthetic biology research, cell imaging, and neuroimaging applications requiring rigorous optical performance.

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Last updated 23 October 2026