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Olympus BX41TF Transmitted Light Fluorescence Microscope with U-LH100HG Lamp Housing

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Olympus
New/Used
Used
Weight
0,0 kg
Warranty
6 months

Used, in good condition

Product description

Transmitted light fluorescence microscope with 100W mercury lamp and dual-band DAPI/FITC filter cube.

  • Eyepieces: WH10X/22 High Eyepoint, compatible with eyeglasses, rubber cupping eyeguards to block extraneous light for fluorescence viewing
  • Frame Marking: Model BX41TF, Made in Japan
  • Nosepiece: Five-position objective nosepiece, upgradeable to DIC version, currently not DIC capable
  • Lamp Housing:
  • Halogen: None
  • Fluorescence: U-LH100HG with included 100W Mercury bulb
  • Condenser: U-AC2 Abbe Condenser, Numerical Aperture (N.A.) 1.1
  • Illuminator: Reflected Light Vertical Illuminator with aperture and field iris diaphragms, centering adjustments included
  • Light Control: Intensity lever with preset level button
  • Objective Lenses:
  • Plan 10x/0.25, infinity/-
  • UPlanFl 40x/0.75, infinity/0.17
  • Filter Cube:
  • Dichroic Fluorescence Filter Cube (Chroma), dual band DAPI/FITC
  • Filter cube shows minimal but visible wear
  • Tested with multi-fluorophore stained slides showing distinct purple and green fluorescence corresponding to different fluorophores in sample tissue

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Last updated 19 October 2026