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Olympus 10x/20 Widefield Microscope Eyepiece, 30 mm Tube

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Olympus
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Used
Product Type
Eyepieces

Product description

Olympus 10x/20 widefield eyepiece with 20 mm field number and 30 mm microscope tube compatibility.

The Olympus 10x/20 widefield microscope eyepiece is designed for professional light microscopy in biology, medicine, materials research, laboratory education, and life science applications. It provides 10x magnification and a 20 mm field number (FN) for broad specimen viewing.

  • Optical type: Widefield eyepiece (WF)
  • Magnification: 10x
  • Field number: 20 mm
  • Tube compatibility: Microscopes with a 30 mm eyepiece tube diameter
  • Optics: Multicoated glass lenses
  • Eyecup: Not included; optionally retrofittable
  • Dimensions: Approximately 40 mm length × 30 mm diameter
  • Weight: Approximately 50 g
  • Housing: Metal housing with engraved model designation

The eyepiece is compatible with a range of Olympus microscopes and other systems using a 30 mm eyepiece tube. Its clear, high-contrast image and strong edge sharpness support demanding observation workflows in biomedical research, clinical laboratory work, and materials science.

This used Olympus eyepiece is described as being in very good condition, with clear, scratch-free lenses and only minimal signs of wear on the housing.

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Last updated 19 October 2026