Phase-Contrast Unit KERN OBB-A1214

Catalog nr. OBBA1214

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Phase contrast unit KERN OBB-A1214 is a single-insert microscopy accessory equipped with a PH-Plan objective 10× and intended for OBN-1 series microscopes. It supports phase contrast observation, converting optical phase shifts in transparent or unstained specimens into visible amplitude contrast so that cells, microorganisms and other low-contrast structures can be examined without staining. The module is supplied as one piece and is designed as a dedicated insert for compatible OBN-1 stands, giving laboratories a focused upgrade path from brightfield work to phase contrast imaging. Physical data include a net weight of 0,30 kg and a gross weight of 1,00 kg, with compact outer packaging suited to routine lab logistics. From manufacturer Kern, the OBB-A1214 configuration centres on the single-insert layout paired with the 10× PH-Plan objective, matching the optical requirements of the OBN-1 platform. Typical applications include teaching laboratories, clinical sample screening and research workflows where living cells and fine morphological detail must be visualised clearly. As part of the microscopy accessories range, this unit provides a defined optical path for phase contrast on the specified microscope series.

This article is part of Microscope objectives, eyepieces & optics, in Microscopy & histology.

Key features

  • Pack size: 1 pc(s)
  • Product type: Phase contrast unit, single insert
  • Objective: PH-Plan 10×
  • Compatible series: OBN-1
  • EAN: 4045761167469
  • Technical Information Sheet: PDF

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