Standard And Custom Designed Microscope Objectives And Eyepieces For Microscopy
Universe manufactures a full line of objectives and eyepieces for microscopy and other applications. 4x through 100x are in stock, as well as 60x long-working-distance objectives. They are all glass achromatic designs and can be used as fiber couplers, spatial filters, and other relay applications.
We also stock 10, 15 and 20x wide field eyepieces to fit the standard 23mm tube diameter. Some options include diopter adjustment and indicating needles. RMS thread to C-mount rings are also available for added versatility.
Applications Include: Laboratory, Research and Development Microscopes
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| Part Number | Focal Length | Numerical Aperture | Lens Application | Working Distance | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EP-WF10X-AD | 25.0mm | Eyepiece Lens | 10x | ||
| MO-0004 | 30.6mm | 0.1 | Standard Objective | 17.6mm | 4x |
| MO-0004DIN | 31.0mm | 0.1 | Din Type Objective | 15.97mm | 4x |
| MO-0010DIN | 16.77mm | 0.25 | Din Type Objective | 4.2mm | 10x |
| MO-0020DIN | 8.55mm | 0.4 | Din Type Objective | 3.30mm | 20x |
| MO-0040 | 4.49mm | 0.65 | Standard Objective | 0.57mm | 40x |
| MO-0040DIN | 4.48mm | 0.65 | Din Type Objective | 0.57mm | 40x |
| MO-0060 | 2.9mm | 0.85 | Standard Objective | 0.18mm | 60x |
| MO-0060LWD | 2.86mm | 0.7 | Long Working Distance Objective | 1.44mm | 60x |
| MO-0100DIN | 1.86mm | 1.25 | Din Type Objective | 0.13mm | 100x |
| RS050 | 25.81mm | 0.12 | Standard Objective | 17.6mm | 5x |
| RS100 | 16.74mm | 0.25 | Standard Objective | 4.13mm | 10x |
| RS200 | 8.61mm | 0.4 | Standard Objective | 2.21mm | 20x |
| M0-0040LWD | 4.39mm | 0.65 | Long Working Distance Objective | .58mm | 40x |
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