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Olympus BX51 Polarizing Microscope with Bertrand Lens, BF/DF Illumination, and Camera

UsedOlympusMicroscopesUnited States

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Product description

Polarizing trinocular microscope BX51 with Bertrand lens, BF/DF illumination, 4 objectives, and 5MP camera adapter.

  • Olympus BX51 stand with transmitted and reflected light illumination
  • Trinocular head with 0.5x camera adapter and Tucsen 5MP digital camera
  • Pair of WHN 10x/22 eyepieces
  • U-CPA Bertrand lens for conoscopic observation
  • U-AN360P polarizer included
  • Brightfield and darkfield illumination capabilities
  • 4-position nosepiece U-P4RE with centering options
  • Wave plate: U-TAD with U-TP530 retardation plate
  • Four UPlanFl objectives:
  • 4x / 0.13
  • 10x / 0.30 P
  • 20x / 0.50 P
  • 40x / 0.75 P
  • Polarizing rotating stage (optionally with slide holder)
  • U-POC-2 flip-out condenser with integrated polarizer
  • Built-in filters: ND6, ND25 neutral density, LBD (Long Bandpass), OP (Orthogonal Polarizer)
  • Illumination: two 12V 100W halogen lamphouses with two spare bulbs
  • Accessories included: line cord, dust cover
  • Specimen example: Potassium Ferricyanide
  • Condition: Excellent, serviced by authorized Olympus technician
  • Customization options available for objectives and parts upon request
  • Tablet/laptop for photo reference not included

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Last updated 19 October 2026