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SERMIK_ID number under which this microscope part is placed in the database.
99155
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Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput - 18x/0,30 Metallurgical microscope objective with EPI illuminator adapter (9.7 Epi, 18 Met)
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Description of this part for the microscope.
VERY (!) rarely encountered on the used market special Epi / Met microscope objective made by Carl Zeiss Jena.
Basic information: Product: microscope
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objective Manufacturer name: Epi-Objektiv 18x/0.30 Trockensystem Tubus unendlich, 1940 Name used before 1940: Epi-Objektiv 9.7 Epi, 18 Met Trockensystem Tubus unendlich, 1937 Thread: due to measurement inaccuracy I provide: 11 mm or 11.5 mm Additional: the objective includes an insert that fits the EPI illuminator Magnification (so called magnifier magnification): 18x Numerical aperture: 0.30 Oil immersion: NO (dry objective) Focal length: 13.8 mm
Compatibility: - Carl Zeiss Jena EPI reflected light condenser W - Carl Zeiss Jena EPI reflected light condenser WK - Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput metallurgical microscope - Carl Zeiss Jena Met Mi IX metallurgical microscope
This unusual objective has a narrow special thread, but with the use of an intermediate ring with correction lens it can also be used on a standard microscope stand (e.g. Carl Zeiss Jena Lg).
When this objective is used on the Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput microscope with an infinity corrected tube (in practice the tube length there is 250 mm), the full magnification of 18x is obtained. When this objective is used together with a reflected light condenser (with an additional intermediate lens in the tube, that is with a 160 mm tube length) the concave mirrors partially extend under the objective, therefore the free working distance cannot be fully utilized. In such a configuration the real magnification is about two times smaller, approximately 9.7x.
Epi / Met objectives produced in the years 1937-1939 have two numbers engraved on the housing: 9.7 Epi, 18 Met. a) the smaller value applies when used with the EPI condenser (correction lens focal length = 160 mm) b) the larger value applies to the magnification obtained when the objective is used with the metallurgical microscope (correction lens focal length = 250 mm). In 1940 the method of marking magnification on the objective housing was changed and only the "magnifier magnification" and the numerical aperture value were provided.
Information: the source of this information is the website of the Zeiss company archive. This information is provided in order to spread knowledge about rarely encountered microscope elements.
Names, descriptions, terms, and search contexts under which this part is searched.
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput microscope repair parts
- Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor W Objektivschlitten
- Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor WK
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Met Mi IX
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Metalliput Objektiv
- Carl Zeiss Jena 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.
79 €
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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.
Carl Zeiss Jena
VEB Carl Zeiss Jena DDR (former East Germany)
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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.
Metalliput
Abbreviated name of the manufacturer of the equipment in which this microscopic part previously operated.
(Carl Zeiss Jena)
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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Metalliput
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Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor W
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Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor WK
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Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Met Mi IX
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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 suitable microscope or EPI illuminator and this is exactly the objective you are missing
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If you have such an objective but it is damaged or of very poor quality
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If you have such an objective but the adapter for the EPI illuminator is missing
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If you would like to have such a rare objective in your collection
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SERMIK_ID number under which this microscope part is placed in the database.
99156
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Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput - 30x/0,40 Metallurgical microscope objective with EPI illuminator adapter (16 Epi, 30 Met)
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Description of this part for the microscope.
VERY (!) rarely encountered on the used market special Epi / Met microscope objective made by Carl Zeiss Jena.
Basic information: Product: microscope
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objective Manufacturer name: Epi-Objektiv 30x/0.40 Trockensystem Tubus unendlich, 1940 Name used before 1940: Epi-Objektiv 16/0.40 Trockensystem Tubus unendlich, 1937 Thread: due to measurement inaccuracy I provide: 11 mm or 11.5 mm Additional: the objective includes an insert that fits the EPI illuminator Magnification (so called magnifier magnification): 30x Numerical aperture: 0.40 Oil immersion: NO (dry objective) Focal length: 8,1 mm
Compatibility: - Carl Zeiss Jena EPI reflected light condenser W - Carl Zeiss Jena EPI reflected light condenser WK - Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput metallurgical microscope - Carl Zeiss Jena Met Mi IX metallurgical microscope
This unusual objective has a narrow special thread, but with the use of an intermediate ring with correction lens it can also be used on a standard microscope stand (e.g. Carl Zeiss Jena Lg).
When this objective is used on the Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput microscope with an infinity corrected tube (in practice the tube length there is 250 mm), the full magnification of 30x is obtained. When this objective is used together with a reflected light condenser (with an additional intermediate lens in the tube, that is with a 160 mm tube length) the concave mirrors partially extend under the objective, therefore the free working distance cannot be fully utilized. In such a configuration the real magnification is about two times smaller, approximately 16x.
Epi / Met objectives produced in the years 1937-1939 have two numbers engraved on the housing: 16 Epi, 30 Met. a) the smaller value applies when used with the EPI condenser (correction lens focal length = 160 mm) b) the larger value applies to the magnification obtained when the objective is used with the metallurgical microscope (correction lens focal length = 250 mm). In 1940 the method of marking magnification on the objective housing was changed and only the "magnifier magnification" and the numerical aperture value were provided.
Information: the source of this information is the website of the Zeiss company archive. This information is provided in order to spread knowledge about rarely encountered microscope elements.
Names, descriptions, terms, and search contexts under which this part is searched.
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput microscope repair parts
- Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor W Objektivschlitten
- Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor WK
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Met Mi IX
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Metalliput Objektiv
- Carl Zeiss Jena 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.
79 €
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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.
Carl Zeiss Jena
VEB Carl Zeiss Jena DDR (former East Germany)
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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.
Metalliput
Abbreviated name of the manufacturer of the equipment in which this microscopic part previously operated.
(Carl Zeiss Jena)
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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Metalliput
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Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor W
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Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor WK
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Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Met Mi IX
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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 suitable microscope or EPI illuminator and this is exactly the objective you are missing
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If you have such an objective but it is damaged or of very poor quality
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...
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If you have such an objective but the adapter for the EPI illuminator is missing
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If you would like to have such a rare objective in your collection
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SERMIK_ID number under which this microscope part is placed in the database.
99157
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Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput - 62 0,60 Met / 34 0,60 Epi Metallurgical microscope objective with EPI illuminator adapter (60x/0,60)
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Description of this part for the microscope.
VERY (!) rarely encountered on the used market special Epi / Met microscope objective made by Carl Zeiss Jena.
Basic information: Product: microscope
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objective Manufacturer name: Epi-Objektiv 34/0.60 Trockensystem Tubus unendlich, 1939 Name used after 1940: Epi-Objektiv 60x/0.60 Trockensystem Tubus unendlich, 1940 Model: 62 0,60 Met / 34 0,60 Epi Thread: due to measurement inaccuracy I provide: 11 mm or 11.5 mm Additional: the objective includes an insert that fits the EPI illuminator Magnification (so called magnifier magnification): 62x Numerical aperture: 0.60 Oil immersion: NO (dry objective) Focal length: 4,1 mm
Compatibility: - Carl Zeiss Jena EPI reflected light condenser W - Carl Zeiss Jena EPI reflected light condenser WK - Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput metallurgical microscope - Carl Zeiss Jena Met Mi IX metallurgical microscope
This unusual objective has a narrow special thread, but with the use of an intermediate ring with correction lens it can also be used on a standard microscope stand (e.g. Carl Zeiss Jena Lg).
When this objective is used on the Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput microscope with an infinity corrected tube (in practice the tube length there is 250 mm), the full magnification of 62x is obtained. When this objective is used together with a reflected light condenser (with an additional intermediate lens in the tube, that is with a 160 mm tube length) the concave mirrors partially extend under the objective, therefore the free working distance cannot be fully utilized. In such a configuration the real magnification is about two times smaller, approximately 34x.
Epi / Met objectives produced in the years 1937-1939 have two numbers engraved on the housing: 62 0,60 Met / 34 0,60 Epi. a) the smaller value applies when used with the EPI condenser (correction lens focal length = 160 mm) b) the larger value applies to the magnification obtained when the objective is used with the metallurgical microscope (correction lens focal length = 250 mm). In 1940 the method of marking magnification on the objective housing was changed and only the "magnifier magnification" and the numerical aperture value were provided.
Information: the source of this information is the website of the Zeiss company archive. This information is provided in order to spread knowledge about rarely encountered microscope elements.
Names, descriptions, terms, and search contexts under which this part is searched.
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput microscope repair parts
- Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor W Objektivschlitten
- Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor WK
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Met Mi IX
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Metalliput Objektiv
- Carl Zeiss Jena 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.
79 €
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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.
Carl Zeiss Jena
VEB Carl Zeiss Jena DDR (former East Germany)
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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.
Metalliput
Abbreviated name of the manufacturer of the equipment in which this microscopic part previously operated.
(Carl Zeiss Jena)
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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Metalliput
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Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor W
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Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor WK
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Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Met Mi IX
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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 suitable microscope or EPI illuminator and this is exactly the objective you are missing
-
If you have such an objective but it is damaged or of very poor quality
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...
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If you have such an objective but the adapter for the EPI illuminator is missing
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If you would like to have such a rare objective in your collection
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SERMIK_ID number under which this microscope part is placed in the database.
99154
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Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput - 5 Met / 2,7 Epi Metallurgical microscope objective with EPI illuminator adapter (5x/0,09)
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Description of this part for the microscope.
VERY (!) rarely encountered on the used market special Epi / Met microscope objective made by Carl Zeiss Jena.
Basic information: Product: microscope
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objective Manufacturer name: Epi-Objektiv 2.7/0.09 Trockensystem Tubus unendlich, 1937 Name used after 1940: Epi-Objektiv 5x/0.09 Trockensystem Tubus unendlich, 1940 Model: 5 Met / 2,7 Epi Thread: due to measurement inaccuracy I provide: 11 mm or 11.5 mm Additional: the objective includes an insert that fits the EPI illuminator Magnification (so called magnifier magnification): 5x Numerical aperture: 0.09 Oil immersion: NO (dry objective) Focal length: 50 mm
Compatibility: - Carl Zeiss Jena EPI reflected light condenser W - Carl Zeiss Jena EPI reflected light condenser WK - Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput metallurgical microscope - Carl Zeiss Jena Met Mi IX metallurgical microscope
This unusual objective has a narrow special thread, but with the use of an intermediate ring with correction lens it can also be used on a standard microscope stand (e.g. Carl Zeiss Jena Lg).
When this objective is used on the Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput microscope with an infinity corrected tube (in practice the tube length there is 250 mm), the full magnification of 5x is obtained. When this objective is used together with a reflected light condenser (with an additional intermediate lens in the tube, that is with a 160 mm tube length) the concave mirrors partially extend under the objective, therefore the free working distance cannot be fully utilized. In such a configuration the real magnification is about two times smaller, approximately 2.7x.
Epi / Met objectives produced in the years 1937-1939 have two numbers engraved on the housing: 5 Met / 2,7 Epi. a) the smaller value applies when used with the EPI condenser (correction lens focal length = 160 mm) b) the larger value applies to the magnification obtained when the objective is used with the metallurgical microscope (correction lens focal length = 250 mm). In 1940 the method of marking magnification on the objective housing was changed and only the "magnifier magnification" and the numerical aperture value were provided.
Information: the source of this information is the website of the Zeiss company archive. This information is provided in order to spread knowledge about rarely encountered microscope elements.
Names, descriptions, terms, and search contexts under which this part is searched.
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metalliput microscope repair parts
- Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor W Objektivschlitten
- Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor WK
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Met Mi IX
- Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Metalliput Objektiv
- Carl Zeiss Jena 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.
79 €
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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.
Carl Zeiss Jena
VEB Carl Zeiss Jena DDR (former East Germany)
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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.
Metalliput
Abbreviated name of the manufacturer of the equipment in which this microscopic part previously operated.
(Carl Zeiss Jena)
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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Metalliput
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Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor W
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Carl Zeiss Jena Epi Auflichtkondensor WK
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Carl Zeiss Jena Metallmikroskop Met Mi IX
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A list of potential uses for this part and when it might be needed.
-
If you have a suitable microscope or EPI illuminator and this is exactly the objective you are missing
-
If you have such an objective but it is damaged or of very poor quality
-
...
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If you have such an objective but the adapter for the EPI illuminator is missing
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If you would like to have such a rare objective in your collection
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