Name: 1X ZEISS Tube Lens
Brand: ZEISS
SKU: 13-828
Price: £96.05

1X ZEISS Tube Lens

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1X ZEISS Tube Lens, #13-828

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Specifications

General

Model Number:

425308-0000-000

Type:

Tube Lens

Note:

Required when using a ZEISS objective with a non-ZEISS microscope

Manufacturer:

ZEISS

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Diameter (mm):

40.00

Length (mm):

12.80

Optical Properties

Focal Length FL (mm):

164.50

Magnification:

Wavelength Range (nm):

380 - 700

Field Number (mm):

Entrance Pupil Diameter (mm):

31.6

Threading & Mounting

Mounting Threads:

M36 x 0.75

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS:

Compliant

Certificate of Conformance:

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Product Details

Ideal for Brightfield and Fluorescence Applications
Excellent Color Correction and Flatness of Field
Oil Immersion Options Available

ZEISS A-Plan Plan Achromat Infinity Corrected Objectives are designed for a variety of routine life science applications. These objectives exhibit excellent color correction and flatness of field that satisfy ISO 19012-1:2013 standards. They are ideal for brightfield inspection of fixed and stained tissues or cells in fluorescence applications. The large field number of 23mm facilitates fast screening of samples. ZEISS A-Plan Plan Achromat Infinity Corrected Objectives are corrected for standard cover slips with 0.17mm thickness.

Note: Tube Lens #13-828 is required when using ZEISS A-Plan Plan Achromat Infinity Corrected Objectives with non-ZEISS Infinity Color Corrected (ICS) microscope systems.

Technical Information

Dimensions (mm)
Stock No.	A-Plan	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	W.D.	PFL	Mounting Threads
#13-814	2.5X	34.5	6.25	2.75	17.0	22.5	30.0	3.9	10.40	45.06	M27x0.75
#13-815	5X	34.8	7.25	2.75	17.0	22.5	30.0	3.9	10.10	45.06	M27x0.75
#13-816	10X	40.4	4.75	5.25	12.0	22.5	30.0	3.9	4.50	45.06	M27x0.75
#13-817	20X	44.4	7.90	6.30	6.4	22.0	30.0	4.0	0.46	45.06	M27x0.75
#13-818	40X	44.4	8.00	3.30	7.0	21.0	30.0	4.0	0.45	45.06	M27x0.75
#13-819	63X	44.6	8.00	6.60	7.0	22.0	30.0	4.0	0.30	45.06	M27x0.75
#13-820	100X	43.9	10.70	3.20	7.1	19.0	30.0	3.9	0.97	45.06	M27x0.75
#13-821	100X OIL	44.7	9.00	5.70	7.0	19.0	30.0	4.0	0.22	45.06	M27x0.75

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