Operating Microscope

Operating Microscope -An operating or surgical microscope is an optical instrument that provides the surgeon with a stereoscopic, high-quality magnified and illuminated image of the small structures in the surgical area.

Technical Specification of ‘Operating Microscope’  Objective lens- APOchromatics Optics, F 200 to 250mm.  Eyepiece-12.5X/110X  Magnification change tye- 5 steps magnification changes.  Total Magnification-3X to 20 X [ 5 steps magnification]  Focus- Motorised with foot switch.  Illumination-100W/150W two lamps with flip switch for easy changeover.  Filter-Yellow filter/heat absorbs UV filter with retina protection.  Voltage- AC 220-240V  Base-Floor Stand.  Power consumption-280 VA or lower

Operating microscope 90-degree straight head. Specifications: 1) Binocular tubes: 90 degrees straight. 2) Magnification: 5X to 25X. 3) Eyepieces: 10X widefield. 4) Field of view: 50mm. 5) Objective lens: F = 200mm. 6) Working distance: 200mm. 7) IPD adjustment: 55mm to 75mm. 8) Fine focusing: By motorised foot switch. 9) Illumination: 15V/150W twin halogen lamps with 100% coaxial through the lenses focused fibre optics light guide 1.5 meters, while bright light more than 80000 lux when maximum. 10) Field of illumination: 70mm. 11) Filter: Cobalt blue and green. 12) Floor stand: Mobile floor stand on caster wheels for easy handling and absolute stability. 13) Vertical range of counterbalanced arm: 250mm to 300mm. 14) Base: 600mm * 500mm approx. 15) Weight: 60kg. 16) Height: 1500mm approx. 17) Electrical power: AC 110v , 220v. 18) Power consumption: 220VA. Spares: Dust cover for covering the microscope, set of sterilizable silicon caps, 15v-150w bulbs, fuses. Optional Accessories: 1) Beam splitter with C mount. 2) CCD camera.