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Olympus BX51 Polarizing Reflected Light Microscope with Trinocular Head

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Product description

Olympus BX51, polarizing reflected light microscope with trinocular head and multiple objectives for material analysis.

  • Stand: Olympus BX51
  • Head: Olympus Trinocular Head for simultaneous observation and imaging
  • Illuminator: Olympus BF/DF Reflected Light illuminator suitable for brightfield and darkfield techniques
  • Polarizing Components:
  • U-CPA Conoscopic Polarizing Piece / Bertrand Lens
  • Rotatable Polarizer
  • U-PO3 Analyzer
  • U-TAD with Wave Plate
  • U-DICTR
  • Illumination Source: Olympus 100W Halogen Lamphouse, includes 12V 100W spare bulbs (2 included)
  • Eyepieces: Olympus WH 10X / 22 with strain-free POL condenser
  • Objectives:
  • Olympus PlanFL 10X POL
  • Olympus PlanFL 20X POL
  • Olympus PlanFL 40X POL
  • Olympus PlanFL 100X POL
  • Camera Adapter: 0.50X camera adapter (new) for image capture
  • Nosepiece: 4-place centerable nosepiece for multiple objective switching
  • Stage: Olympus rotating stage with slide holder for polarizing microscopy
  • Power Supply: Olympus TH4 power supply
  • Condition: Fully serviced by an Authorized Olympus Service Technician, excellent condition
  • Additional: Includes original boxes for polarizers and analyzers

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Last updated 6 November 2026