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10X, 0.28NA LWD turret mountable Michelson objective Lens

10X, 0.28NA LWD turret mountable Michelson objective Lens - Main image
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The ZYGO 10X, 0.28NA LWD turret mountable Michelson objective is designed for use as an objective in compatible optical setups. It offers a 10X magnification and a 0.28 numerical aperture, with a long working distance (LWD) configuration.

  • 10X magnification with 0.28 numerical aperture
  • Long working distance (LWD) design
  • Turret mountable Michelson objective
  • 120 mm parfocal length
  • M25 thread
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

Crisp, clean images right out of the box—the long working distance really helps when I'm aligning samples. It paired perfectly with my existing tube lens and the 0.28NA gives nice depth for inspection.

Chloe R. ★★★★★

Swapped this into my turret setup and the long working distance makes alignment so much easier than my old 10X. The 0.28NA keeps the image crisp even when I'm working with thicker samples.

William ★★★★★

The 0.28NA really does pull in noticeably more light than my old 10X, so imaging is brighter without cranking the exposure. Working distance is generous too, which makes focusing way less stressful. Two weeks in and it's holding up great.