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XL Advantage 4.5x @ 42cm working distance

ProductsXL Advantage 4.5x @ 42cm working distance
Company Keeler Instruments Inc.
Item XL Advantage 4.5x @ 42cm working distance
Features Ease back pain with a choice of working distances to suite all posture requirements, while maintaining your working distance, vision into the base of the surgical field is clear and precise, with autoclavable protection caps, your magnification systems are protected in all circumstances, the caps are sterilisable to avoid contamination, the unique feature of our distance caps enable you to decrease your working distance by up to 10 cm - ideal for surgical procedures requiring a sitting or standing position, the autoclavable flip lever means magnification can easily be flipped from your line of sight, simply flip down again when required. Lightweight, spring sided, comfortable frames are available in small, medium and large sizes, glazed with protective lenses.
Description The XL Advantage delivers higher magnification for advanced surgical procedures. Prismatic quality guarantees a crisp, true image, even at the highest magnification. 3.5x, 4.5x and 5.5x. Edge to edge clarity and precise color rendition is ideal for surgical applications. Precision lenses treated with an anti-reflective coating produce a superior image. The compact abd lightweight design provides optical stability and comfort. Ideal for fine nerve repair, vascular surgery and pediatrics.
Info Keeler Instruments Inc.
Customer Service: (800) 523-5620
Web site: http://www.keelerusa.com

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