ZEISS Opmi Visu 200 Ophthalmology Microscope

Refurbished
State of the art ophthalmology microscope with effortless maneuverability

The Zeiss OPMI Visu 200 Ophthalmology Microscope is a versatile unit mounted on a mobile stand for maximum positioning abilities. Clinicians can easily customize the OPMI Visu 2000 for a variety of surgical workflows. For more information, contact a DRE representative today.
Features

Apochromatic optics provide brilliance, definition and contrast.
Maximum image quality, minimum eye fatigue.
Red reflex light is rich in contrast, low in reflections — perfect for eye surgery.
Versatile microscope can be tailored specifically to your needs by changing the magnification, lamp brightness, zoom, focus and X/Y speeds.

Effortless positioning with simple locking button design.
Motor speeds for XY and focus are dependent on the current magnification.
Main and assistant’s microscope work independently.
Mobile floor stand has large casters and a convenient handle for easy maneuvering.

Specifications
Main Microscope

Apochromatic optics
Motorized zoom system, zoom ratio 1:6
Focusing range: 50 mm
Tiltable tube: 50°, f=170 mm

Objective lens: f=175 mm (f=200 mm optional)
Magnification: 5x - 30.1x
Field of view diameter: 7.5 - 44.9 mm

Assistant’s Microscope

5-step magnification changer
Separate fine focusing

Adjustable tilt angle, 30° optical wedge (optional)
Eyepieces: 10x

XY Coupling

Range of adjustment: 40 mm x 40 mm
Control for automatic reset of XY, zoom, focus
Inversion of XY direction of travel possible via foot control panel

Illumination

Fiber light guide, two lamp housings, each with two 12 V 100 W halogen lamps
Fully automatic change to back-up lamp in event of lamp failure
Filter against UV radiation

Protection against IR exposure
Footswitch control of illumination intensity

Weights

VISU 200 (without accessories): 13 kg
S8 Floor Stand: approx. 200 kg
Max. weight capacity of suspension arm (including VISU 200): 20 kg

Electrical Design

Protection class 1, type B

Accessories

Fiber slit illuminator, co-observation tubes (mono and stereo), video and 35 mm photography, dual fiber illumination