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Olympus BX51 POL Fluorescence Upright Microscope with Polarizing Features

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Product description

Olympus BX51 upright microscope with fluorescence, polarizing optics, trinocular head, and rotating stage

  • Stand: Olympus BX51
  • Head: Olympus Trinocular with 0.5X camera adapter
  • Illuminator: U-RLA2 Fluorescence with 6-place cube turret (one cube included, customizable filters)
  • Polarizing Components:
  • U-CPA Conoscopic Polarizing Piece / Bertrand Lens
  • U-TAD Wave Plate
  • Olympus POL strain-free condenser
  • Lamphouse: Olympus 100W Halogen; includes mercury power supply and lamphouse
  • Eyepieces: Olympus WH 10X / 22
  • Nosepiece: Olympus 4-place centerable
  • Stage: Olympus rotating stage with slide holder
  • Objectives:
  • Olympus PlanFL 10X POL
  • Olympus PlanFL 40X POL
  • Lamp: New 12V 100W Mercury lamp included, plus two spare 12V 100W bulbs
  • Additional Details:
  • Comes with original boxes for polarizers and analyzers
  • Fully serviced by an authorized Olympus service technician
  • Excellent operational and cosmetic condition

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Last updated 4 November 2026