Labomed Magna Wall mount with motorized filter (Long arm)
Primary DI
08908006463183
Brand
Labomed Magna Wall mount with motorized filter (Long arm)
Company
LABOTECH MICROSCOPES INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
Model
6129302
Device description
Labomed Magna Wall mount with motorized filter (Long arm) is a surgical and diagnostic microscope that is adaptable for different surgical needs for consistent visualization during all intraoperative phases of endodontics by providing a magnified view of the surgical field without compromising performance. The microscope provides extremely high optical image quality, good depth of focus, and a wide field of view for precise surgery. Illumination control and high eye point of the observation head helps reduce the user's work fatigue and allows comfortable use over a long period. Salient features of this microscope are: 1. The observation head can easily be positioned with the help of a suspension arm. 2. An advanced Galilean Zoom 1:6, also convertible to 8 step magnichanger allows optimal magnification for various needs at different magnification levels. 3. Cold light illumination with a high intensity 50W LED lamp is provided using a fiber optic guide for proper illumination. 4. An effortless articulating system ABA (Automatic Balancing Arm) features an electromagnetic brake system that enables the ultimate flexibility in manuvering the microscope's viewing angle and position. 5. The Labomed NuVar CMO with variable working distance objective comes standard, and provides user greater convenience in achieving a comfortable working distance. 6. The rigid Cross base with caster wheels provides the instrument with stability and mobility. 7. When the microscope is not in use, the suspension arm can be folded over the main body for compact storage. 8.Motorized filter. Intended Use: The Magna microscope is an AC powered device intended for use during diagnosis and surgery to provide a magnified view of the region of interest.
A general-purpose, surgical, light (optical) magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures, e.g., nerves or vessels in the performance of delicate surgical procedures which require high magnification by transmitted light. An operating microscope will often be equipped with motorized focusing, adjustable magnification mechanisms (manual, zoom or both), backup lamps, and inclined tubes that permit the surgeon to see the field from a vertical perspective while keeping the head erect. Dual or multiple observation capability and the optical integration of still, motion picture and video cameras are common features. It can be fixed or mobile.