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Olympus BX51 Pol Polarizing and Fluorescence Microscope with Trinocular Head

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Product description

Polarizing and fluorescence microscope with trinocular head, multiple objectives, fluorescence filter cubes, and dual illumination systems.

  • Microscope Stand: Olympus BX51 with trinocular head and 0.5x camera adapter
  • Eyepieces: Pair of WHN10x/22, one with crosshair reticle
  • Illuminators:
  • 6-position fluorescence illuminator (BX-URA2)
  • Two 12V 100W halogen lamphouses for transmitted and reflected light
  • 100W mercury lamphouse for fluorescence with mercury power supply
  • Optical Components:
  • Strain-free polarizing condenser and objectives
  • Achromatic polarized objectives: 10x P, 20x P
  • UPlanFl Fluorescence objectives: 40x P, 100x Oil P
  • Fluorescence filter cubes:
  • U-MWU2 (Wide UV EX330-85, DM400, EM420)
  • U-MWB2 (Wide Blue EX450-80, DM500, EM515)
  • U-MWG2 (Wide Green EX510-50, DM570, EM590)
  • D/F/TXRD (FL-Cube FITC Texas Red)
  • Polarization Components:
  • U-AN360 analyzer
  • U-PO3 polarizer
  • U-TAD with U-TP530 wave plate
  • Stage: Rotating polarizing stage with smooth rotation and functional click-stop; U-FMP slide holder
  • Nosepiece: 4-position centering
  • Filter Cube: U-MBF3 brightfield filter cube for reflected light
  • Accessories: Two line cords, two spare 12V 100W bulbs, dust cover
  • Additional Details: Fully serviced, 1-year warranty

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 4 November 2026