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Nikon E Plan 40 / 0.65 160/0.17 Ph3 DL Microscope Objective

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Nikon E Plan 40/0.65 160/-0.17 40x Microscope Objective. Clean, Clear Optics.

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BrandNikon

MPNEPLAN40

eBay Product ID (ePID)4003233442

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Objective Magnification(s)40x

Intended Use/DisciplineInternal Medicine, Physical Laboratory, Pathology, General Surgery, Dental Laboratory, Medical Laboratory, Hematology, Radiology, Microbiological Laboratory, Neurology, Biological Laboratory, Oncology, Dermatology, Immunology

ModelMicroscope Objective

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by tiburd
Dec 06, 2021
Premium quality at a budget price
I wanted to upgrade the 40x DIN achromatic objective that came with my AmScope microscope and knew that Nikon has a reputation as one of the top four makers of premium microscopes. After seeing numerous E Plan objectives available at reasonable prices on the second-hand market, I did some background checking and learned that Nikon's E series is considered their "entry" or "educational" line. That detail, combined with their abundant second-hand availability (why were so many people getting rid of them, and so cheaply?), made me slightly wary despite the Plan designation and the Nikon brand, but I decided to take a chance and buy one. Wow, great decision! Even though the AmScope 40x achromat gives surprisingly fine images, this Nikon E Plan is visibly better, revealing subtle and tiny details that I hadn't noticed before. As a bonus, it's also parfocal with the AmScope achromats, avoiding any need to refocus when switching from the AmScope 10x objective. I should add that the one I received, even though listed as "used," was in like-new condition. I'll be using the 40x setting a lot more with this one!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned