Olympus - CH Microscope

Applications & Use Cases

• Routine biological observation and teaching in educational institutions.
• Basic laboratory analysis in clinical and research settings.
• Quality control inspections in various industrial sectors.
• Examination of cell cultures and tissue samples in pathology.
• Microscopic analysis in veterinary practices.

Typical Specifications

Microscope Type

Typically an upright biological microscope.

Magnification Range

Commonly offers a range from 40x to 1000x, depending on objective lenses fitted.

Illumination

Often features built-in halogen or LED illumination, typically 6V/20W or similar.

Eyepieces

Usually supplied with widefield eyepieces, commonly 10x magnification.

Nosepiece

Typically a revolving quadruple nosepiece for objective lenses.

Focusing

Coaxial coarse and fine focus controls are standard for this class of equipment.

Power Supply

Commonly operates on standard mains voltage, typically 220-240V for the UK market.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the typical lifespan of a used Olympus CH microscope?

  With proper maintenance, these microscopes are known for their durability and can provide many years of reliable service, even when purchased used.

• Are spare parts and accessories still available for the Olympus CH series?

• What kind of maintenance does a CH microscope require?

• Can this microscope be upgraded for digital imaging?

• Is this model suitable for phase contrast or darkfield microscopy?