Heine 200 Ophthalmoscope repair
Heine 200 Ophthalmoscope repair
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Heine 200 Ophthalmoscope repair
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Heine 200 Ophthalmoscope repair
Heine Beta 200 Ophthalmoscope

Heine Beta 200s Ophthalmoscope

Exclusive dustproof design saves the precision optical parts and makes sure maintenance-free operation. The BETA 200S ophthalmoscope is the only tool with an aluminum frame system. Optical parts are flush-mounted on a cast aluminum frame, eliminating misalignment and making the tool shock-resistant.

Range of lenses: Twenty-seven lenses from -35D to + 40D. Without macula aperture. Exclusive continuous brightness control between hundred percent and three with one-finger operation. No stray light due to the multi-coated and recessed viewing window. Precise one-hard control of the tool. Ergonomic design provides flexibility while checking. Perfect for big as well as little undialted pupils. Ergonomic design fits the orbita happily, and blocks out ambient light.

Due to the best design and standards of HEINE tools, they are easy to perform Beta 200s Heine Ophthalmoscope repair and to disinfect them. HEINE offers simple to follow instructions, along with most versatile processes for disinfection. HEINE tools are sealed, which permit us to advise quaternary ammonium compound wipes for disinfection. These wipes are largely compatible with tool in your exam room, low odor, fast acting and non-corrosive.

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Features

  • Special optical system. Heine optimizes the Gullstrand principal with aspherical optics (separation of observational and illumination beam).
  • Corneal and iris reflexes are eliminated. A complete view is promised even with little pupils.
  • LED for right illumination and real colour images during funduscopic checks.
  • Continue light output and performance all through the full working life of typically 100,000 hours.
  • Exclusive continuous bright control between hundred percent and three with one-finger operation.
  • Range of twenty-eight lenses from -36 D + 38 D for seventy-four single dipotre steps
  • No need to ever change bulbs – Maintenance-free for a lifetime
  • Features seventy-four single step design on a non-continues wheel rejecting extreme diopeter jumps. Best focus even with top refractive errors.
  • Aspherical optical system exclusive to Heine – Eliminates corneal and iris reflexes to offer crisp, big and glare-free fundus pictures.
  • Seven apertures with separate red-free filter
  • Perfect for big as well as little or undilated pupils. Incorporates Cobalt blue filter, big spot, fixation star polar coordinates, slit, pinhole, and red-free filter for improved contrast.
  • Recessed, multi-coated viewing window rejects stray lights, eliminating distractions.
  • Soft orbital support. Protects the user glasses and steadies the tool
  • Flush-mounted optical parts on a coast aluminium frame, get rid of misalignment and making the tool shock-resistant.
  • Ergonomic shape. Tool fits the orbita comfortably in any place and blocks out ambient light.

We would like to assist you in continuing to treat patients with the highest level of professionalism and equipment. So if you trust us with your Beta 200s Heine Ophthalmoscope repair, we will make sure, that it is returned to you, after thorough testing that ensure it will work perfectly.

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