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Olympus BX41 Phase Contrast Trinocular Microscope with Fluorite Objectives

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Product description

Olympus BX41 microscope with trinocular head, fluorite phase contrast lenses, phase condenser, and oil immersion capability.

  • Olympus BX41 microscope stand with trinocular head for camera attachment
  • Equipped with a 0.5x camera adapter and a pair of WH10X/22 eyepieces
  • 5-position nosepiece with four fluorite objectives:
  • UPlanFl 10x/0.30 Ph1
  • UPlanFl 20x/0.50 Ph1
  • UPlanFl 40x/0.75 Ph2
  • UPlanFl 100x/1.30 Oil Ph3 (oil immersion)
  • Right-handed mechanical stage with slide holder
  • Phase condenser featuring 5 stops: Brightfield (BF), Phase 1 (Ph1), Phase 2 (Ph2), Phase 3 (Ph3), and Darkfield (DF)
  • Includes daylight blue filter for contrast enhancement
  • Illumination via 6V 30W lamphouse, supplied with two spare bulbs
  • Comes fully serviced with a 1-year warranty
  • Supplied disassembled to prevent shipping damage; assembly video provided for user guidance

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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 2 November 2026