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UPLAPO Series

The UPLAPO Series of Universal Plan

Apochromat objectives features an

unsurpassed high numerical aperture. In

addition to brightfield observation, they offer

perfect resolution and contrast during

fluorescence, Nomarski DIC and darkfield

observations.

UPLFL Series

Cost-effective Universal Semi-Apochromat

objectives deliver superb resolution and

contrast with any microscopic technique

such as brightfield, fluorescence, Nomarski

DIC and darkfield. Olympus proprietary

manufacturing technology makes possible

high-precision objectives at affordable cost.

UPLFL-P Series

Featuring outstanding optical performance

like the UPLFL Series, innovative assembling

technology has made the UPLFL-P Series

completely strain-free. In combination with

the Brace Koehler compensator, UPLFL-P

objectives make high-sensitivity polarized

light observation possible.

UPLAPO-PH and PLAPO60×PH Series

Objectives with the world's highest resolution

and contrast for phase-contrast observation.

Designed for phase-contrast microscopy,

these objectives also perform faultlessly with

brightfield and fluorescence observations.

PLAPO Series

Designed for unsurpassed resolution and

contrast, these new Plan Apochromat

objectives keep chromatic aberration down to

an absolute minimum. Precision

manufacturing allows the PLAPO Series to

deliver maximum optical performance.

UPLFL-PH Series

Universal phase-contrast objectives that

provide the same critical optical performance

as the UPLFL Series. A newly developed

phase membrane allows a high-contrast

image to be produced without using an

interference filter.

UAPO/340 Series

Composed of strictly selected lenses, these

universal objectives feature high transmission

at 340nm. With a high numerical aperture, the

UAPO/340 Series provides the maximum

performance in fluorescence microscopy

through near-ultraviolet excitation including

photometry.

UPLAPO 60× WPSF Series

Outstanding optical performance combines

with high numerical aperture and long

working distance to make these Universal

Apochromat water-immersion objectives ideal

for 3D observations with a confocal laser

scanning microscope. With improved near-

ultraviolet transmission, these objectives can

also be used for Ca

photometry.

UAPO W Series

The UAPO W water immersion objectives

feature a high numerical aperture. Thus, they

enable the production of aberration-free

images at every specimen level – from the

surface down to deep sections – during

examination of living cells or other specimens

with a refractive index similar to water.

Simple modification of microscopic

systems.

The major drawback of conventional

infinity-corrected optical systems is

field flatness degradation and coma

aberration. Such problems occur as

the distance between the objective

and telan lens is lengthened.

Olympus solved this problem by

developing new eyepieces to make it

possible to add two intermediate

attachments and assure superb field

flatness. Now it is simple to integrate

the researcher’s own units into the

microscopic system without additional

lenses.

Aberration-free image even with

added attachments.

Innovative UIS infinity-corrected

optics, such as objectives, telan

lenses, eyepieces and other lens units

completely eliminate optical

aberrations. In this system, light

travels as parallel rays from the

objective through the body tube.

These rays are focused by the telan

lens to form an aberration-free

intermediate image. This principle

allows attachments to be added

between the objective and the built-in

telan lens without any magnification

changes or image quality

deterioration.

F.N. 26.5 for any microscopic

technique.

Super widefield observation tubes

enable the AX70 to have an extended

field of view (F.N. 26.5) for brightfield,

fluorescence, Nomarski DIC, phase-

contrast and polarized light

observations.

Ideal resolution and contrast

In the AX70's innovative UIS infinity-

corrected optical system, light travels

as parallel rays from the objective

through the body tube. These rays

are focused by the telan lens to form

a completely aberration-free

intermediate image. This principle

allows various attachments to be

added between the objective and the

built-in telan lens without any

magnification changes or image

deterioration. The result is optimum

An impressive line of high-performance UIS objectives

WORLD CLASS

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