Ophthalmic Microscope

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Ophthalmic Microscope Specification

Equipment Type
Ophthalmic Microscope

Material
High-grade metal alloy and medical-grade plastic

Technology
Optical with LED illumination

Properties
Co-axial illumination, anti-reflective optics

Grade
Surgical/Clinical Grade

Lens Specification
Apochromatic, multi-coated optical lenses

Lens Diameter
10 mm (eyepiece), 56-75 mm interpupillary distance

Prism
Beam splitter prism incorporated

Implants Specifications
Compatible with standard ophthalmic surgical implants

Driven Method
Electric motorized focusing

Power Consumption
60 W

Voltage
220-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Dimension (L*W*H)
540 x 430 x 640 mm

Weight
48 kg

Usage
Cataract, retina, and anterior segment surgeries

Sterilized
Removable parts autoclavable

Sterilization Mode
Autoclave/chemical sterilization

Fine Focusing Range
50 mm, Motorized

Objective Lens Focal Length
200 mm

Illumination Type
LED Coaxial

Observation Head
Binocular, Rotatable, 45° Inclined

Eyepiece Magnification
10x / 12.5x

Interpupillary Distance
Adjustable (55-75 mm)

Light Source Life
30,000 Hours (LED)

Stage Movement
Manual/ Motorized, Smooth Operation

Working Distance
200 mm

Field of View
Wide Field with Depth Perception

About Ophthalmic Microscope

Ophthalmic microscope is made specifically for use in studying the eyes. Ophthalmologists, optometrists, and other eye care specialists frequently use this kind of equipment to gain a close-up, detailed image of the eye in order to diagnose and treat eye disorders. As a result of advancements in eye care, you can see more clearly throughout procedures for the cornea, cataract, glaucoma, and retina. Ophthalmic microscope offers a superb visual representation of the eye along with exceptional ergonomics and built-in help features. Modern cataract surgery now includes a new level of precision; therefore, microscopes are crucial to the success of this widely used technique.

Precision Optics and Comfortable Ergonomics

Engineered with apochromatic, multi-coated optical lenses and a beam splitter prism, this microscope provides accurate, glare-free images critical for ophthalmic surgery. The 45 inclined, adjustable binocular head allows for extended procedures while minimizing operator fatigue. Interpupillary adjustment accommodates a range of users, enhancing visual comfort and focus.

Advanced Illumination and Longevity

Enjoy consistent, shadow-free lighting with an LED coaxial illumination system rated for 30,000 hours. This ensures stable visibility throughout prolonged surgical cases, decreasing the need for frequent maintenance or bulb changes. The anti-reflective optics further enhance the quality of observation, supporting critical surgical outcomes.

Smart Design for Clinical Versatility

With both manual and motorized stage movement, this surgical microscope adapts effortlessly to procedural needs. Removable, autoclavable parts and chemical sterilization compatibility provide confidence in infection control. The stable metal alloy frame supports intensive use in Indian clinics, supplied by leading distributors and service providers.

FAQs of Ophthalmic Microscope:

Q: How can I adjust the interpupillary distance on this ophthalmic microscope?

A: The microscope features an adjustable interpupillary distance ranging from 55 mm to 75 mm. Simply rotate the eyepiece assemblies to align with your individual pupil spacing for optimal binocular vision and comfort during procedures.

Q: What are the illumination benefits of the LED coaxial lighting system?

A: The LED coaxial illumination ensures uniform, shadow-free lighting directly along the viewing path, reducing eye strain and highlighting fine tissue details. With a lifespan of 30,000 hours, it minimizes downtime and eliminates the need for frequent lamp replacements.

Q: When should the removable microscope parts be sterilized, and how can this be done?

A: Removable components should be sterilized between surgical cases to maintain a sterile environment. They can be safely autoclaved or subjected to chemical sterilization, as specified, to ensure hospital-grade cleanliness.

Q: Where can this ophthalmic microscope be used?

A: This surgical-grade microscope is suited for clinical and surgical settings, especially in ophthalmology departments of hospitals, specialty eye clinics, and dedicated operation theaters across India.

Q: What is the process for focusing and operating the microscope during surgery?

A: Focusing is achieved via an electric motorized system with a precise fine focusing range of 50 mm. Stage movement can be controlled manually or motorized, allowing smooth and delicate adjustments as needed during surgical tasks.

Q: What types of ophthalmic procedures is this microscope ideal for?

A: This microscope is optimal for cataract, retina, and anterior segment surgeries. Its apochromatic optics and wide field enable detailed visual access required for such delicate operations.