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Zeiss Achroplan 63x/0.90 W Ph3 Water-Immersion Microscope Objective 440069

€2,150.75excl. VAT

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Item no.
6617
Product Type
Objectives
Numerical Aperture
0.9 NA
Optical Correction
Plan Achromat
Immersion Medium
Water
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Brands
Zeiss
New/Used
Used
Item no.
6617
Product Type
Objectives
Numerical Aperture
0.9 NA
Optical Correction
Plan Achromat
Immersion Medium
Water
Detail
Phase Contrast Ring

Product description

Zeiss 63x water-immersion phase-contrast objective with 0.90 NA for advanced microscopy.

The Zeiss Achroplan 440069 is a 63x/0.90 water-immersion microscope objective designed for phase-contrast microscopy. Its Ph3 designation supports phase-contrast imaging, while the 0.90 numerical aperture provides high-resolution optical performance for demanding biological and biomedical applications.

  • Magnification: 63x
  • Numerical aperture: 0.90
  • Immersion medium: Water
  • Optical correction: Plan Achromat
  • Contrast method: Ph3 phase contrast
  • Part number: 440069
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This Zeiss water-immersion objective is suitable for cell imaging, microbiology, neuroscience, biotechnology, and other research workflows requiring phase-contrast observation of aqueous specimens.

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Last updated 22 October 2026