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Nikon 20x/0.4 DL Ph2 Microscope Objective 140549, 160/0-2

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Objective Magnification
20x
Product Type
Objectives
Numerical Aperture
0.4 NA
Detail
Phase Contrast Ring
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Nikon
New/Used
Used
Objective Magnification
20x
Product Type
Objectives
Numerical Aperture
0.4 NA
Detail
Phase Contrast Ring

Product description

Nikon 20x phase-contrast microscope objective with 0.4 NA and 160/0-2 finite tube-length specification.

The Nikon 140549 microscope objective is a 20x phase-contrast objective designed for transmitted-light microscopy. It has a 0.4 numerical aperture and the designation Ph2, indicating compatibility with phase-contrast imaging using the corresponding phase annulus.

  • Magnification: 20x
  • Numerical aperture: 0.4
  • Phase-contrast designation: Ph2
  • Tube-length specification: 160/0-2
  • Model/catalog number: 140549
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This Nikon objective is suitable for cellular imaging, biological microscopy, and laboratory workflows requiring phase-contrast visualization of unstained specimens.

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Last updated 19 October 2026