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Olympus BX51 Polarizing Microscope with Bertrand Lens and BF/DF Illuminator

UsedOlympusMicroscopesUnited States

€13,333.76excl. VAT

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Product description

Olympus BX51 polarizing microscope with Bertrand lens, BF/DF illumination, trinocular head, and 4 objectives

  • Stand: Olympus BX51 with transmitted and reflected light capability
  • Head: Trinocular head with 0.5x camera adapter
  • Eyepieces: Pair of WHN 10x/22 eyepieces
  • Optical Components:
  • U-CPA Bertrand lens
  • U-AN360P polarizer
  • U-TAD with U-TP530 wave plate
  • Illumination: Brightfield/darkfield (BF/DF) illuminator with two 12V 100W halogen lamphouses and two spare bulbs
  • Nosepiece: 4-position U-P4RE with centering positions
  • Objectives (4):
  • UPlanFl 4x / 0.13 NA
  • UPlanFl 10x / 0.30 NA (P)
  • UPlanFl 20x / 0.50 NA (P)
  • UPlanFl 40x / 0.75 NA (P)
  • Stage: Polarizing rotating stage (with optional slide holder)
  • Condenser: U-POC-2 flip-out condenser with polarizer
  • Built-in Filters: ND6, ND25, LBD, OP
  • Accessories: Line cord and dust cover included
  • Condition: Serviced by an authorized Olympus microscope technician, in excellent condition
  • Customization: Objectives and parts can be customized on request to suit user needs

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Last updated 19 October 2026