Olympus BH2 Front to Back Dual View Microscope
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The Olympus BH2 Front-to-Back Dual View Discussion Microscope with Pointer Unit is a fully configured two-observer system built on the legendary BH2 research platform — enabling an instructor and student, or two clinicians, to simultaneously view the same specimen in a front-to-back arrangement, with an integrated pointer unit for precise feature indication during teaching and consultation.
KEY FEATURES
- Front-to-back dual viewing configuration with pointer unit for simultaneous two-observer observation and guided feature indication
- D Plan 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x objectives covering the full magnification range from low-power survey to high-resolution oil immersion detail
- Olympus BH2 research-grade platform — one of the most respected upright microscopes ever produced, with a decades-long track record in research and clinical laboratories
- Right-hand mechanical stage, Abbe condenser, and 5-position nosepiece for precise specimen navigation and rapid objective switching
- 10x eyepieces for comfortable, high-contrast observation
- Condition: Refurbished, Excellent — inspected and performance-verified
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Technical Specifications
| Frame | Olympus BH2 |
| Discussion Configuration | Front-to-back dual viewing with pointer unit |
| Observers | 2 simultaneous |
| Eyepieces | 10x |
| Nosepiece | 5-position |
| Objectives | D Plan 4x, D Plan 10x, D Plan 40x, D Plan 100x (oil) |
| Condenser | Abbe condenser |
| Stage | Right-hand mechanical |
| Condition | Refurbished, Excellent |
| SKU | BH2-FTB |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Weight | 30 lbs |
Microscope Compatibility
Typical Applications
Pathology and histology teaching with pointer-guided instruction
Two-observer clinical consultation and diagnostic case review
Cytology and hematology training programs
Medical and veterinary school microscopy training
Research group collaborative specimen observation
Quality control and consensus review in clinical laboratories
