Nikon CFI Plan Apo Lambda D 40x Objective (NA 0.95, Infinity)
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$5,500.00
The Nikon CFI Plan Apo Lambda D 40× Objective (NA 0.95) is a high-performance dry apochromat objective from Nikon’s Lambda D series — delivering plan apochromat chromatic correction optimized for digi
KEY FEATURES
- NA 0.95 dry objective — the highest NA available in a dry (air) 40× objective, delivering exceptional resolution and contrast without immersion media for convenient, high-throughput imaging
- Plan apochromat (Lambda D) correction — apochromat chromatic correction optimized for digital camera sensors, minimizing chromatic shift across fluorescence channels for accurate multi-color imaging
- Lambda D designation — reduced focus shift across wavelengths for improved parfocality between fluorescence channels, critical for multi-color confocal and widefield fluorescence workflows
- Working distance: 0.21mm — optimized for standard #1.5 coverslips (0.17mm) for maximum optical performance
- Infinity-corrected, M25 thread — compatible with Nikon CFI series microscopes including Eclipse Ti2, Ti, Ni, E, and FN series
- 🇯🇵 Nikon quality, made in Japan — precision optical construction for consistent, high-efficiency light transmission and long service life
- New — catalog number MRD70470
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Technical Specifications
| Catalog Number | MRD70470 |
| Magnification | 40× |
| Numerical Aperture (NA) | 0.95 |
| Immersion Medium | Dry (air) |
| Working Distance | 0.21mm |
| Coverslip Thickness | #1.5 (0.17mm) |
| Optical Design | CFI Plan Apo Lambda D (Apochromat, digital-optimized) |
| Correction | Infinity-corrected |
| Thread / Mount | M25 |
| Compatible Microscopes | Nikon CFI Eclipse Ti2, Ti, Ni, E, FN series |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Condition | New |
| SKU | MRD70470 |
Microscope Compatibility
Typical Applications
High-throughput fluorescence screening and slide scanning at 40× without immersion media
Multi-color widefield and confocal fluorescence imaging requiring parfocal channels
Brightfield, DIC, and phase contrast imaging of fixed and living specimens
Histology and pathology slide examination at high magnification
Automated imaging workflows where immersion media is impractical
High-resolution dry imaging requiring maximum NA without immersion
