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MOTIC Plan Achromatic Objective PL 4X/0.10 Infinity CCIS® for AE31E & AE2000 Series

€117.73excl. VAT

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Objective mounting thread
W 4/5"x1/36" (RMS standard)
Objective type
Plan achromatic
Objective tube length
Infinity CCIS®
Objective magnification
4X
Objective N.A.
0.10
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Specifications 11

Brands
Motic
New/Used
Used
Objective mounting thread
W 4/5"x1/36" (RMS standard)
Objective type
Plan achromatic
Objective tube length
Infinity CCIS®
Objective magnification
4X
Objective N.A.
0.10
Objective W.D.
12.6 mm
Objective DIN
45mm
Objective coverglass thickness
1.1
Valid for
AE31E Series, AE2000 Series

Product description

Infinity-corrected 4X plan achromatic objective, 0.10 NA, 12.6mm WD, RMS thread for advanced optical microscopy

The MOTIC Plan Achromatic Objective PL 4X/0.10 (WD=12.6mm) is a high-precision infinity corrected microscope objective designed for the AE31E and AE2000 microscope series. This plan achromatic objective provides flat-field imaging with minimized chromatic and spherical aberrations, essential for accurate quantitative analysis in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics.

Key technical features include:

  • Magnification: 4X
  • Numerical Aperture (N.A.): 0.10, suitable for low-magnification imaging with enhanced depth of field
  • Working Distance (W.D.): 12.6 mm, allowing ample space for sample manipulation and accessory use
  • Objective Mounting Thread: W 4/5"x1/36" (RMS standard), compatible with standard laboratory optical microscopes
  • Objective Tube Length: Infinity corrected CCIS® system for improved optical flexibility
  • Objective Coverglass Thickness: Designed for 1.1 mm coverglass thickness, ensuring optimal image correction
  • Objective DIN: 45 mm standard diameter for interoperability

This objective is widely utilized in biotechnology research, molecular diagnostics, and biomedical engineering applications requiring precise, flat-field imaging for live-cell studies and synthetic biology workflows. Its compatibility with the AE31E and AE2000 series microscopes makes it critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines and gene editing research, supporting detailed fluorescence analysis and cell imaging.

Ideal for researchers and laboratory professionals demanding reliable optical performance in optical microscopy, this plan achromatic lens enhances image quality and supports advanced bioprocessing research methods.

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Last updated 19 October 2026