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Nikon E Plan 4x/0.1 160/- Finite-Conjugate Microscope Objective

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Item no.
3266
Objective Magnification
4x
Product Type
Objectives
Numerical Aperture
0.1 NA
Optical Correction
Plan Achromat
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Brands
Nikon
New/Used
Used
Item no.
3266
Objective Magnification
4x
Product Type
Objectives
Numerical Aperture
0.1 NA
Optical Correction
Plan Achromat

Product description

Nikon E Plan 4x microscope objective with 0.1 NA and 160 mm finite tube-length specification.

The Nikon E Plan 4x/0.1 160/- microscope objective is a finite-conjugate plan achromat objective designed for brightfield microscopy and general laboratory imaging. Its 4x magnification and 0.1 numerical aperture provide a broad field of view suitable for overview imaging, sample screening, and routine observation.

  • Magnification: 4x
  • Numerical aperture: 0.1
  • Tube-length specification: 160 mm, finite conjugate
  • Optical type: E Plan plan achromat
  • Brand: Nikon
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This Nikon objective is suitable for microscopy workflows in cell biology, biotechnology, materials research, and general laboratory sample inspection where low-magnification imaging is required.

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Last updated 6 November 2026