Achromatic Objectives Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-M-10970
Quick Answer: Achromatic Objectives are microscope objectives corrected to bring two wavelengths of light to focus on the same plane, limiting chromatic and spherical aberration.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Corrected to bring two wavelengths into focus on one plane.
Designed to limit chromatic aberration.
Designed to limit spherical aberration.
About This Product
By bringing two wavelengths to a common focus, an achromatic objective reduces the colour fringes that chromatic aberration would otherwise add to the image, and its design also keeps spherical aberration in check. On a microscope the objective is the lens closest to the specimen, so its correction shapes the quality of the whole image.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does achromatic mean for these objectives?
Achromatic lenses are corrected so that two wavelengths come into focus on the same plane, which limits chromatic aberration; they are also designed to limit spherical aberration.
