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Nikon E Plan 10x/0.25 Ph1 DL 160/- Phase Contrast Microscope Objective Lens

€365.49excl. VAT

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Objective Magnification
10x
Product Type
Objectives
Numerical Aperture
0.25 NA
Detail
Phase Contrast Ring
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Brands
Nikon
New/Used
Used
Objective Magnification
10x
Product Type
Objectives
Numerical Aperture
0.25 NA
Detail
Phase Contrast Ring

Product description

Nikon 10x phase-contrast objective with 0.25 NA and 160 mm finite tube length for microscopy applications.

The Nikon E Plan 10x/0.25 Ph1 DL 160/- is a finite-correction phase contrast microscope objective designed for transmitted-light microscopy. It provides 10x magnification, a 0.25 numerical aperture, and Ph1 phase contrast compatibility.

  • Magnification: 10x
  • Numerical aperture: 0.25
  • Phase contrast designation: Ph1
  • Tube length: 160 mm finite correction
  • Optical format: DL 160/-
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This Nikon objective is suitable for routine cellular imaging, biological microscopy, cell culture observation, and laboratory research workflows requiring phase contrast. Its finite 160 mm optical system is intended for compatible microscope stands and objectives rather than modern infinity-corrected platforms.

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Last updated 19 October 2026