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Olympus BX50 Fluorescence Trinocular Microscope with Halogen and Mercury Illumination

UsedOlympusMicroscopesUnited States

€7,581.07excl. VAT

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Product description

Fully serviced Olympus BX50 microscope with fluorescence, 100W halogen and mercury illumination, oil immersion lens.

  • Illumination:
  • 12V 100W halogen lamphouse with 2 spare bulbs
  • 100W mercury power supply and lamphouse
  • New Ushio 103D mercury bulb
  • 4 place fluorescent illuminator with U-MWG cube (TRITC)
  • Optional LED light guides from CoolLED, Excelitas, Lumencor
  • Optics:
  • 5 place nosepiece
  • Objectives:
  • UPlanFL 4X / 0.13
  • UPlanFL 10X / 0.30
  • UPlanFL 20X / 0.50
  • UPlanFL 40X / 0.75
  • UPlanFL N 100X / 1.30 oil immersion
  • Abbe 1.1 condenser
  • Pair of Olympus WHN 10X eyepieces
  • Mechanical components:
  • Right-hand mechanical stage with slide holder
  • Trinocular head (optionally available with tilting binocular)
  • Olympus camera adapter included
  • Condition:
  • Fully serviced by an authorized Olympus service technician
  • Packed by the authorized Olympus service team for shipment

This fully functional BX50 model combines fluorescence and halogen illumination modes for advanced microscopy applications including oil immersion.

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Last updated 19 October 2026