Optical Microscope
| Type | Optical |
| Microscope Head | Binocular |
| Applications | Laboratory, For Research, Medical, Veterinary Laboratory |
| Configuration | Compact |
| Light Source | Halogen |
The operation microscope is a compact and lightweight microscope that is suitable for mobile medical use. It is a single-person binocular coaxial lighting microscope that is highly flexible and can meet the requirements of general ophthalmic microsurgery.input:
output:Characteristics:â—† The lens utilizes multi-layer coating technology to prevent mildew and improve transmittance.
â—† The requirements of cataract surgery can be satisfied by the triple shift, good depth of field, binocular fusion, and foot control and focusing.
â—† The operator’s field of vision is enhanced by the use of intricate achromatic technology, which narrows the focus of various wavelengths of light behind the lens.
â—† The machine is particularly well-suited for mobile medical treatment, as it is lightweight and compact, weighing only 41KG.
â—† The machine is more portable due to the availability of optional desktop components; Additionally, it may be tailored to accommodate the requirements of ophthalmology and other surgical specialties.â—† Optional F250/F300/F400 objective.input:
output:Details:12.5x eyepiece multiplier
The objective’s focal length is 200 mm.
Working distance: 190 millimeters
Main mirror magnification: 5.3X, 8X, and 12X
Visual field (mm): 38 mm, 25 mm, 7 mmVisual adjustment range: ±6 DThe pupil distance adjustment range is 50 mm to 80 mm.The arm’s maximum stretching radius is 870mm.Net weight: 41 kilograms
Common Shipping and Delivery Considerations
- Packaging:
Medical devices need secure packaging to avoid damage during transit, including shock-absorbing materials or custom foam inserts. - Compliance with Regulations:
Ensure compliance with local and international standards (e.g., FDA, CE) and shipping regulations like Good Distribution Practice (GDP). - Temperature Control:
Some devices require temperature-controlled shipping (e.g., refrigerated trucks or special packaging) to maintain product integrity. - Tracking and Documentation:
Shipments should be tracked with necessary documents like invoices, certificates, and import/export paperwork. - Lead Time:
Plan ahead for lead times, which can vary depending on the equipment size and delivery location. - Insurance: Due to the high value of medical equipment, consider insurance to protect against loss or damage during transit.
- Customs and Import Regulations: Account for customs procedures and tariffs when shipping internationally, ensuring proper documentation.
- Special Handling:
Fragile or hazardous medical devices may require special handling, with clear labeling to ensure proper care. - Delivery Method:
Choose the appropriate shipping method (air, sea, or ground) depending on the equipment’s size, value, and urgency. - Returns and Reverse Logistics:
Have a clear process in place for returns, repairs, and warranty claims if necessary.
