Key Highlights

  • Magnification: 20× — ideal mid-range objective for biological and metallurgical use
  • Semi-Plan design: delivers 25% flatter and sharper field than standard achromatic lenses
  • DIN standard (45 mm parfocal length) — compatible with most laboratory microscopes
  • High-quality optical glass with anti-fungal, anti-reflection coatings
  • Color-corrected achromatic optics for clear imaging and true color rendition
  • Designed for use with 160 mm tube length microscopes (finite optical system)

20× DIN Semi-Plan Achromatic Objective Lens for Compound Microscopes

The 20× DIN Semi-Plan Objective is a precision-engineered optical component that provides sharp, high-contrast images with improved field flatness. Designed to deliver superior optical correction across the central and peripheral field of view, it is suitable for use in clinical, educational, research, and industrial microscopes.

Technical Specifications

Magnification 20×
Optical Type Semi-Plan Achromatic
Numerical Aperture (NA) 0.40
Working Distance (WD) ~1.2 mm
Optical Tube Length 160 mm (finite system)
Mount Thread RMS standard (20.32 mm / 0.8" diameter, 36 TPI)
Parfocal Distance 45 mm (DIN standard)
Coatings Anti-fungal, anti-reflective multi-coating

Features & Benefits

Compatibility

This objective fits all microscopes that accept RMS-thread (20.32 mm) objectives with 160 mm finite optical tubes and 45 mm parfocal distance. Compatible with most brands of laboratory microscopes including research, student, and professional series.

Quality Assurance: Each objective is optically tested for resolution, centering, and field flatness before dispatch. Manufactured to meet DIN standards for parfocality and interchangeability.

20x microscope objective, semi plan objective, DIN 45mm RMS objective, achromatic 20x lens, biological microscope objective, metallurgical objective lens, RMS thread 20x, finite tube 160mm objective
Enhance your microscope with this precision 20× DIN Semi-Plan Objective

Ideal upgrade for laboratory, clinical, or educational microscopes requiring sharp, flat-field imaging.