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ref : 13778
Year of mfg. : 2022
Available
Latest check up : 2026
Possible installation on quotation
Completely refurbished.
Functional condition: very good
Cosmetic condition: very good
CSO eyepiece quality
Express shipping available upon request
The CSO SL-9900 5X LED is a professional slit lamp equipped with a Galilean microscope offering five magnifications and LED illumination.
It is designed for biomicroscopic examinations of the anterior and posterior segments using the appropriate lenses.
Manufacturer: CSO – Italy
Model: SL-9900 5X LED
Type: Top-illuminated slit lamp
Galilean microscope
Magnifications: 6×, 10×, 16×, 25×, 40×
Eyepieces: 12.5×
White LED illumination
Slit width: 0 to 12 mm
Slit height: Up to 12 mm
Slit rotation: ±90°
Filters: Cobalt blue, anerythre green, gray, and complementary filters depending on configuration
Diopter adjustment: ±8 D
Tonometry: Compatible with a suitable aplanation tonometer
Equipment and Options
- Mount for aplanation tonometer.
- Hruby lens kit.
- Optional optical splitter and co-observation tube.
- Optional digital kit with camera and Phoenix software.
- Compatible with suitable examination units.
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Year of mfg.
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New equipment
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Year of mfg.
2026
Available
Checked by OPHTAZON
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Year of mfg.
Before 2006
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