Description

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• Magnified Eye Examination: Supports detailed observation of ocular structures during ophthalmic examinations.

• LED Illumination: Provides focused lighting to help visualize eye structures clearly.

• Multiple Magnification Steps: Offers 2-step, 3-step, and 5-step magnification configurations for different examination requirements.

• Inbuilt Camera: Supports image capture and documentation of examinations.

• Portable Design: Designed for convenient use in suitable clinical and examination environments.

• Flexible Installation: Available in tabletop and floor-standing configurations.

• Semi-Automatic Operation: Combines manual examination controls with the specified semi-automatic operating features.

• Clinical Applications: Suitable for hospitals, eye clinics, and ophthalmic laboratories.

• Detailed Optical Observation: Helps eye care professionals examine different structures of the eye under magnification.

• Routine Ophthalmic Use: Designed to support eye examinations and clinical assessment workflows.

Working Purpose

The OPXICA Slit Lamp Microscope OPX-167 is used for examining the eye with magnification and a controlled beam of light. The instrument allows ophthalmologists and other qualified eye care professionals to observe the cornea, conjunctiva, iris, lens, and other visible ocular structures.

The slit illumination helps reveal surface details and optical sections of the eye that may be difficult to assess during a routine visual inspection. The inbuilt camera can support image documentation, subject to the camera system’s available functions.

The OPX-167 is suitable for use in:

• Ophthalmology departments in hospitals

• Eye examination and diagnostic clinics

• Ophthalmic laboratories

• Eye care centers

• Clinical training and demonstration settings

The instrument supports professional eye examinations. Diagnosis and treatment decisions should be made by qualified eye care professionals.

Why Choose the OPXICA Slit Lamp Microscope OPX-167?

The OPXICA OPX-167 is designed for clinical environments that require magnified ocular examination, focused illumination, and image documentation. Its multiple magnification-step configurations allow users to select a suitable viewing level for different examination tasks.

With LED illumination, an inbuilt camera, and tabletop and floor-standing configuration options, the OPX-167 can be considered for hospitals, clinics, and ophthalmic laboratories looking for a slit lamp microscope suited to their examination requirements.

Before purchasing, confirm the selected configuration, camera specifications, available magnification range, working distance, and mounting arrangement with OPXICA.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the OPXICA Slit Lamp Microscope OPX-167 used for?

The OPXICA OPX-167 is used for magnified examination of the eye. It helps eye care professionals observe structures such as the cornea, conjunctiva, iris, and lens during ophthalmic assessments.

2. What type of instrument is the OPX-167?

The OPX-167 is a slit lamp microscope designed for ophthalmic examination. It combines an optical microscope with a focused illumination system to support detailed observation of ocular structures.

3. What magnification steps are available in the OPX-167?

The specified configurations include 2-step, 3-step, and 5-step magnification. The actual magnification values should be confirmed for the selected configuration.

4. Does the OPX-167 use LED illumination?

Yes. The OPX-167 uses LED illumination to provide focused lighting during eye examinations.

5. Does the OPXICA OPX-167 have an inbuilt camera?

Yes. The listed specification includes an inbuilt camera. Buyers should confirm the camera resolution, image output options, software compatibility, and recording functions before ordering.

6. Is the OPX-167 portable?

Yes. It is listed as a portable slit lamp microscope. Portability and ease of relocation will depend on the selected tabletop or floor-standing configuration.

7. Is the OPX-167 available in tabletop and floor-standing models?

Yes. The product specifications list both tabletop and floor-standing arrangements. Confirm the required mounting configuration when placing an order.

8. What is the automation grade of the OPX-167?

The OPX-167 is specified as a semi-automatic instrument. The exact automated functions should be confirmed with the manufacturer.

9. Can the OPX-167 be used in hospitals?

Yes. It is intended for ophthalmic examination applications in hospitals and other suitable clinical environments.

10. Is the OPX-167 suitable for eye clinics?

Yes. Its magnified viewing system and LED illumination make it suitable for consideration by eye clinics that perform ophthalmic examinations.

11. Can the OPX-167 examine the cornea and iris?

Yes. Slit lamp microscopes are commonly used to examine the cornea, iris, and other visible structures of the eye. The examination is performed by a qualified eye care professional.

12. What is the purpose of slit illumination?

Slit illumination directs a narrow beam of light onto the eye. By adjusting the beam and viewing angle, the examiner can observe surface details and optical sections of ocular structures.

13. Can images be captured using the OPX-167?

The listed inbuilt camera supports the product’s image-documentation capability. The specific image-capture and storage functions depend on the installed camera system.

14. Who can operate the OPXICA Slit Lamp Microscope OPX-167?

It is intended for use by qualified ophthalmologists, optometrists, and appropriately trained eye care professionals, in accordance with applicable clinical procedures.

15. What is the difference between a tabletop and a floor-standing slit lamp?

A tabletop configuration is installed on a suitable examination table or work surface. A floor-standing configuration uses a floor-supported base and stand. The appropriate option depends on the available clinical space and examination setup.

16. Does the OPX-167 support routine ophthalmic examinations?

Yes. A slit lamp microscope is commonly used during routine ophthalmic examinations to inspect visible eye structures under magnification and focused illumination.

17. What should buyers confirm before purchasing the OPX-167?

Buyers should confirm the available magnification values, slit width and height, working distance, camera resolution, mounting configuration, power requirements, and included accessories.

18. Why choose the OPXICA Slit Lamp Microscope OPX-167?

The OPXICA OPX-167 combines multiple magnification-step options, LED illumination, an inbuilt camera, and tabletop or floor-standing configurations. These features make it an option for hospitals, eye clinics, and ophthalmic laboratories seeking an instrument for magnified eye examination.