Olympus BHS/BHT System Microscopes (BH-2) brochure 1987

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The design of the entire system--microscope
stands, observation tubes, stages, etc.-bears
witness to creative and inventive thinking.
One example may be seen in the design
of the coarse stage adjustment, in which
movement is limited in the upward direction
in order to prevent contact between objective
and specimen. The coarse and fine focusing
knobs are of coaxial design, and the mini-
mum increment on the fine adjustment knob
represents a stage mwernent of just two
microns. The coaxial stage control knobs
are located close to the focusing knobs,
low enough to permit operation witt~wt
having to raise the arm off the arm rest.
In addition, the BH2-TR30 trinocular observa-
tion tube features constant tube length
adjustment which allows camera focus
through the binocular tube in phatamicrb
graphy, thereby adding significantly to
ease of operation.
Improved Illumlnatlng System
All BH2 Series microscopes employ the
widely accepted LB Series objectives and
WHKl OX eyepieces (as standard equipment).
providing F.N. 20 widefield observation.
BH2 Series microscopes provide Koehler
illumination to exploit the full benefits of the
LB Series objectives. A wide choice of
condensers provides uniform illumina:icm
from ultra low to high magnifications.
These microscopes incorporate precentered
halogen lamps, aspherical collectors and
fully enclosed light paths designed to keep
out dirt and dust.