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SERMIK_ID number under which this microscope part is placed in the database.
99826
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Wild M20 Heerbrugg Fluotar 20 0.60 RMS microscope objective 20x, Switzerland
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Description of this part for the microscope.
Wild Heerbrugg 20x microscope objective from the Wild M20 microscope
Manufacturer: Wild Heerbrugg, Switzerland Model: Fluotar 20 0.60 Magnification:
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20x Correction: Fluotar (other names: Fluor and fluorite) Numerical aperture N.A.: 0.60 Tube length: 160 mm Parfocal length: 33 mm Cover glass: yes, 0.17 mm thick Immersion: no (dry objective) Thread: RMS
The objective comes in its original protective case marked "Wild Heerbrugg Switzerland".
Fluotar is the name Wild Heerbrugg used for its fluorite objectives, i.e. semi-apochromats - their lenses contain fluorite or glass with similar optical properties. A standard achromat corrects chromatic errors for only two colors (red and blue), so colored fringes may appear along the edges of objects. An apochromat corrects for three colors (red, green and blue) and represents the highest class of correction. The Fluotar sits between them - colored fringes are clearly smaller than with an achromat, although the correction is not as complete as with an apochromat. Fluorite also transmits ultraviolet light well, which is why objectives of this type were used in fluorescence microscopy.
This is a so-called "short barrel" objective with a parfocal length of 33 mm. It is very common to mount this objective on a 12 mm extension, which allows it to be used in microscopes that require 45 mm parfocal objectives. Professional adapters with protective optics, metal adapters and popular DIY 3D-printed adapters all work well for this.
This objective fits practically any microscope from any manufacturer, as long as it has an RMS thread and accepts objectives with TL=160 mm and a parfocal length of 33 mm (or 37 / 45 mm with a suitable adapter). Several example microscopes are listed in the "compatibility" section, but the list is not complete.
Names, descriptions, terms, and search contexts under which this part is searched.
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- Fluotar 20x short barrel 33 mm RMS
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- Fluotar 20x 45 mm adapter 3D print DIY
- LOMO Biolam Fluotar 20x RMS Objektiv
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- Olympus CH Fluotar 20x RMS objective
- Bresser Biolam Fluotar 20x objective
- Bresser Erudit Fluotar 20x Objektiv
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- náhradní objektiv Wild M20 20x
- objetivo Wild M20 Fluotar 20x
- objetivo Fluotar 20x para microscopio LOMO Biolam
- obiettivo Wild M20 Fluotar 20x
- obiettivo Fluotar 20x per microscopio Carl Zeiss Jena Lumipan
- Wild buy spare parts
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The number of pieces of this microscope part that we have to offer.
1
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Price in EURO for 1 piece of this microscope part. Price is negotiable.
89 €
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Name of the category to which this microscope part is classified.
Objective
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Abbreviated and full name of the manufacturer of this microscope part.
Wild
Wild Heerbrugg Switzerland
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Where has this microscope part been operating so far? From what microscope or larger microscope assembly was it removed?
Model name of the equipment in which this microscopic part previously operated.
M20
Abbreviated name of the manufacturer of the equipment in which this microscopic part previously operated.
(Wild)
Here it is written whether this part was removed from a microscope or from a larger microscope part.
microscope
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List of microscope models this part is compatible with.
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A list of potential uses for this part and when it might be needed.
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If you have a Wild Heerbrugg microscope without objectives and want to complete it with original parts
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If your microscope lacks an objective of this magnification and you want to add one
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If you have an objective of this magnification, but it is an achromat - and you want a visibly better image
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If you have such an objective, but it is of very poor quality or damaged
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If you like to be prepared and want to keep such an objective as a spare
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If you want to use this objective on other compatible microscopes
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