Olympus BX40 Front to Back Dual View Microscope
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The Olympus BX40 Front-to-Back Dual View Discussion Microscope is a fully configured two-observer system built for simultaneous collaborative observation — featuring two binocular heads in a front-to-back arrangement for instructor-student or clinician-colleague viewing of the same specimen, with configuration upgrade options available.
KEY FEATURES
- Front-to-back dual binocular head configuration for simultaneous two-observer observation — 2 fixed and 2 adjustable eyepieces
- Plan 4x, 10x, 20x, and 40x objectives covering the core magnification range for brightfield observation
- Olympus BX40 UIS infinity-corrected optics for sharp, high-contrast brightfield imaging
- Right-hand mechanical stage, Abbe condenser, and 5-place nosepiece for precise specimen navigation
- Configuration upgradeable on request — trinocular head, ergo head, or different objectives available
- Condition: Refurbished, Excellent — inspected and performance-verified
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Technical Specifications
| Frame | Olympus BX40 |
| Optical System | UIS infinity-corrected |
| Discussion Configuration | Front-to-back dual binocular heads |
| Heads | 2 binocular (2 fixed + 2 adjustable eyepieces) |
| Observers | 2 simultaneous |
| Nosepiece | 5-place |
| Objectives | Plan 4x, Plan 10x, Plan 20x, Plan 40x |
| Condenser | Abbe type |
| Stage | Right-hand mechanical |
| Upgrades Available | Trinocular head, ergo head, alternative objectives |
| Condition | Refurbished, Excellent |
| SKU | BX40-DUAL |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Weight | 65 lbs |
Microscope Compatibility
Typical Applications
Pathology and histology teaching and case review
Two-observer clinical consultation and diagnostic discussion
Cytology and hematology training programs
Medical and veterinary school microscopy training
Research group collaborative specimen observation
Quality control and consensus review in clinical laboratories
