These reflective microscope objectives are optimized for chromatic aberration over a bandwidth of 350 nm to 7 µm.
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With their long acting infinity correction function, these objectives can be used for a laser system and coaxial observation.
With these objectives, the user can focus a visible laser or microscopic observation of objects from a distance.
With its long working distance and field curvature correction, a natural observation image is achieved to the periphery of the field of view.
With its long working infinity correction function, this objective can be used for a laser system and coaxial observation. It is also used for near UV light observation.
These are infinity corrected objectives with high NA for laser processing.
These Objective lenses provide high transmittance at three harmonic wavelengths of YAG.
F-Theta Lenses are used for laser marking, bar code reader, laser micromachining and other laser applications.
F-Theta Lenses are used for laser marking, bar code reader, laser micromachining and other laser applications.
The F-Theta Lenses for CO2 laser are made by a single lens of zinc selenide.
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