Olympus BH-2 Research Microscope with Phase Contrast and Trinocular Head, SPlan Objectives

The Olympus BH-2 is a high-precision laboratory research microscope equipped with a phase contrast optical system and SPlan objectives to deliver superior image flatness and resolution. Featuring a trinocular head, this microscope supports both direct observation and camera attachment, making it ideal for fluorescence analysis, live-cell imaging, and biomedical research applications critical in molecular diagnostics and biotechnology.

Key features include:

• BH2 stand with a robust construction for stable imaging.
• Trinocular head accommodating simultaneous eyepiece viewing and photodocumentation.
• Five-position revolving nosepiece with high-quality SPlan objectives: 4x, 10x PL, 20x PL, 40x PL, and 100x oil immersion PL objectives, essential for detailed cellular and subcellular structure visualization.
• Phase condenser and phase rings tailored for 10x, 20x, 40x, and 100x objectives, optimizing contrast in transparent specimen imaging—widely adopted in synthetic biology research and bioprocessing workflows.
• Right-hand mechanical stage with slide holder for precise sample manipulation.
• 6V 20W halogen lamphouse with blue filter providing consistent and even illumination, supporting enhanced contrast for phase-contrast techniques.
• Included spare bulb, line cord, and dust cover ensuring continued functionality and equipment protection.

Serviced and packed by an Authorized Olympus Microscope Technician, the BH-2 maintains exacting standards necessary for clinical diagnostics, neuroscience imaging, and biomanufacturing research environments. This microscope is a reliable tool for labs requiring detailed morphological analysis, molecular cloning workflows, and advanced cell imaging techniques.