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Mitutoyo M Plan UV Objectives (10x–80x) – Precision UV-Corrected Long Working Distance LensesMicro Kit-No Objectives
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Mitutoyo M Plan UV Objectives (10x–80x) – Precision UV-Corrected Long Working Distance Lenses

$12,600.00 – $27,100.00

Mitutoyo’s M Plan UV series offers exceptional performance across the 10x to 80x range, delivering superior ultraviolet-corrected imaging for demanding applications. These long working distance objectives are ideal for semiconductor inspection, fluorescence microscopy, and photolithography, offering high numerical apertures and precise correction across the UV and visible spectra. Designed with no cover glass requirement and consistent parfocal lengths, they provide unmatched versatility and clarity in both research and industrial environments.

Whether you’re working in advanced materials science, optics, or microelectronics, the M Plan UV objectives provide crisp, high-contrast imaging—even in the near-UV range.

 

Mitutoyo G Plan Apo Glass-Compensated Objectives (20x & 50x) – Optimized for 3.5 mm Thick Glass in Brightfield MicroscopyMicro Kit-No Objectives
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Mitutoyo G Plan Apo Glass-Compensated Objectives (20x & 50x) – Optimized for 3.5 mm Thick Glass in Brightfield Microscopy

$4,890.00 – $4,980.00

The Mitutoyo G Plan Apo series is specifically designed for brightfield reflected light microscopy through 3.5 mm thick glass, making it the perfect solution for imaging samples within microfluidic chambers, petri dishes, or sealed enclosures. These apochromatic objectives, available in 20x and 50x, are finely tuned to compensate for the refractive and optical effects of thick glass, ensuring crisp, high-resolution imaging without aberration.

With long working distances and full color correction across the visible spectrum, these objectives provide an edge in biological, industrial, and precision engineering applications where imaging through transparent barriers is essential. They’re ideal for in situ monitoring, encapsulated sample analysis, and controlled-environment research.