MICROSCOPE OBJECTIVES AND EYEPIECE

Standard And Custom Designed Microscope Objectives And Eyepieces For Microscopy

SUPERIOR® Optics manufactures a full line of microscope objectives and eyepieces for microscopy and other applications. 4x through 100x are in stock, as well as 60x long-working-distance objectives. They are all glass achromatic designs and can be used as fiber couplers, spatial filters, and other relay applications.

We also stock 10, 15 and 20x wide field microscope objectives and eyepieces to fit the standard 23mm tube diameter. Some options include diopter adjustment and indicating needles. RMS thread to C-mount rings are also available for added versatility.

microscope objectives and eyepieces are made up of a number lightweight but rugged, suitable for use in monocular or binocular systems. The modules are well suited for weapon sights, thermal imagers, helmet/head mounted systems, medical, and training and simulation applications.

An microscope eyepiece is essentially a combination of lenses used as a magnifier, the latter being a positive lens of short focal length that forms a magnified virtual image of the object placed at a distance from the lens less than its focal length.

Microscope Eyepieces is one of our most popular designs. Originally produced for telescope use, over time they have proven useful in a wide variety of industrial and medical applications. In addition, to help customers take advantage of the powerful current optical design software, we are pleased to forward full prescription data for these eyepieces.

Applications Include: Laboratory, Development Microscopes, Medical, Scientific Research, and Industrial Fields.

Superior provides free of charge consulting about Lenses, and Optical Components. In addition we offer a wide range of optical products.

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Are You Interested In Customizations?

Customizations Processing?

SUPERIOR® Optics offer several customizations for M12 lenses. Contact us to discuss feasibility, minimum order quantities, and requirements.

Custom filters (Bandpass, Dual Notch, etc..)
Customized higher F#
Barrel mechanical design adjustments (e.g. active alignment, ingress protection)
Hydrophobic coating on front optical surface
Preassembly with M12 lens holders to reduce anodization debris and tilt
Optical data (MTF, EFL, etc..) with serialized unit-level traceability

SUPERIOR® Optics also consider full custom lens designs starting from 15,000pcs.

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At SUPERIOR® Optics, Looking for recommendations, Trying to figure out where to start, or Want to discuss customizations?

We’re serious problem solvers. When it comes to machine vision systems and components, we know how to tick all the boxes and we guarantee that we’ll get you from concept to completion with little disruption. No matter your project, we have a competent team waiting to assist you.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is an “in-line” video system?

2. What is the difference between Primary Magnification and System Magnification?

3. What are M12 (S-Mount) lenses?

4.  If I want to design with your lenses and lens assemblies, how do I get the information that I need?

5. What different types of fixed focal length lenses does Edmund Optics offer?

6. I’ve been using the thin lens approximation to calculate the minimum object distance and field of view of an imaging lens and camera I have, is there a simple formula for estimating these parameters?

7. What are fixed focal length lenses?

8. What is the difference between depth of field and depth of focus?

9. How do I know what lens mount is best to use for my imaging or vision system?

10. Which type of colored filter is best for my imaging application?

11. What different types of fixed focal length lenses does Edmund Optics offer?

12. I need a video lens for my camera – but where do I start?

13.  How I do select the correct testing target for my electronic imaging system (camera & lens)?

14. What is an MVO Double Gauss imaging lens?

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