Zeiss OPMI Pentero Surgical Microscope

Zeiss OPMI Pentero Surgical Microscope

Surgical microscopes are necessary during surgery. The magnification helps surgeons to look at very small groups of tissue. Soma Technology stocks many different types of surgical microscopes. The Zeiss OPMI Pentero is an excellent choice for a surgical microscope.

Zeiss OPMI Pentero Features

This surgical microscope has many technological features. The innovative optical design provides a large working range with comfortable conditions. Razor sharp images are delivered by high-speed autofocus. Features include automated balance and drape, image-guided surgery with multi-vision data, integrated digital visualization, DICOM networking capabilities and a touchscreen.

Zeiss OPMI Pentero Specifications

The video on this machine has a 15″ touchscreen. Integrated 3-CCD SD video camera, video still image, and USB media are included. The machine can be operated through multifunctional programmable handgrips with magnetic clutches for all of the axes in the system.

Requesting a Surgical Microscope

If you would like to request any surgical microscopes, you can contact one of our knowledgeable sales representatives. Click here to find the sales representative that serves your area. Each sales rep can be reached at 1-800-GET-SOMA, or by their direct line, and at [email protected]. We offer refurbished medical equipment at around 40% savings compared to new equipment. That extra money can leave room in your budget for expansion projects, more employees, or extra equipment.

Spare Surgical Microscope Parts

Soma Technology stocks surgical microscope parts for each unit we sell. We have a wide variety that can be found on our website. Spare parts that we stock include fiber optic cables. If you would like to place an order, you can either place your order online, email [email protected], or call our Parts Department at 1-860-578-1033. Check out our website because we also carry spare parts for every piece of capital medical equipment we carry; not limited to surgical microscopes.

Final Thoughts

Have you ever used a surgical microscope in a procedure? Are you familiar with seeing them in the operating room? Are there features that you enjoy using; or some that you would change?