Description
Medivision H.S. Type Slit Lamp, MSL-3000 Premio (3-Steps Magnification) for Hospitals & Ophthalmology Clinics
The Medivision H.S. Type Slit Lamp, MSL-3000 Premio (3-Steps Magnification) is professional ophthalmic examination equipment designed for hospitals, eye clinics, ophthalmology departments, and specialist eye-care practices. Combining binocular Galilean optics with a three-step magnification system, this ophthalmic slit lamp provides clinicians with clear and magnified observation for routine and detailed anterior-segment examinations.
The Medivision MSL-3000 Premio features 12.5X wide-field eyepieces and a 3-step drum rotation magnification system. It provides total magnification levels of 10x, 16x and 25x, allowing eye-care professionals to select an appropriate viewing level according to the examination requirement. The wide-field optical configuration provides fields of view of 33 mm, 21 mm and 12 mm across the respective magnification levels.
As a professional slit lamp biomicroscope, the MSL-3000 Premio incorporates binocular/Galilean optics with ±7D dioptric adjustment and a 45–75 mm pupillary distance range. These adjustments allow the instrument to be configured for different users and support comfortable binocular observation during clinical examinations.
The Medivision MSL-3000 Premio provides a 0–12 mm slit length and width, with selectable spot sizes of 0.2, 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 mm. This adjustable illumination system allows clinicians to select different slit dimensions according to the area and examination technique being performed.
The illumination unit uses a 12V/50W halogen light source, providing dependable illumination for professional ophthalmic examinations. The system includes cobalt blue, green, yellow, open-aperture and diffuse filters, providing additional flexibility for different clinical observation requirements.
For patient positioning and examination workflow, the Medivision MSL-3000 Premio provides 130 mm of left-and-right movement. It also incorporates a 1W LED fixation target with USB connectivity, helping provide a consistent fixation point during examination.
Designed for professional ophthalmology equipment requirements, the MSL-3000 Premio offers a practical balance between optical performance, magnification flexibility, adjustable illumination and straightforward mechanical operation. Its three-step magnification system makes it suitable for clinical environments where practitioners require more viewing flexibility than a basic two-step slit lamp.
The Medivision MSL-3000 Premio is therefore a suitable solution for B2B healthcare buyers equipping ophthalmology departments, eye-care centres, hospitals, diagnostic facilities and private ophthalmic practices.
Key Features
- 3-step drum rotation magnification
- Total magnification: 10x, 16x and 25x
- Binocular / Galilean optical system
- 12.5X wide-field eyepieces
- ±7D dioptric adjustment
- 45–75 mm pupillary distance
- Field of view: 33, 21 and 12 mm
- Slit length/width: 0–12 mm
- Spot sizes: 0.2, 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 mm
- 12V/50W halogen illumination
- Cobalt blue, green and yellow filters
- Open-aperture and diffuse filters
- 130 mm left-and-right movement
- 1W LED USB fixation target
- 220VAC, 50–60Hz power supply
- Suitable for hospitals and professional eye clinics
Applications
The Medivision MSL-3000 Premio can be used as professional ophthalmic examination equipment in:
- Ophthalmology hospitals
- Eye clinics
- Eye-care centres
- Private ophthalmology practices
- Hospital ophthalmology departments
- Ophthalmic diagnostic centres
- Medical colleges and teaching institutions
- Specialist eye-care facilities
Its three-step magnification system and adjustable slit illumination make it particularly useful for routine clinical examination and detailed anterior-segment observation.
Why Choose the Medivision MSL-3000 Premio?
For B2B healthcare procurement, the Medivision MSL-3000 Premio provides a practical combination of binocular Galilean optics, three-step magnification and adjustable slit illumination. The 10x, 16x and 25x magnification levels allow clinicians to move between broader examination views and higher magnification when greater detail is required.
The combination of wide-field eyepieces, multiple filters, adjustable slit dimensions, 130 mm lateral movement and LED fixation targeting makes the MSL-3000 Premio a versatile ophthalmology equipment solution for professional eye-care environments.
| Technical Specification | MEDIVISION SLIT LAMP MODEL: MSL-3000 Premio |
|---|---|
| Type : | Binocular / Galilean |
| Eye Pieces : | 12.5X wide field |
| Dioptric Adjustment: | +/- 7D |
| Magnification Change: | 3-step Drum rotation |
| Total magnification: | 10x, 16x, & 25x |
| Field of view: | 33, 21 & 12mm |
| Pupillary distance: | 45-75mm |
| Slit Length/width | 0-12mm |
| Illumination Unit | |
| Spot Sizes | 0.2,1,3,6,9,12mm |
| Light source (bulb) | 12 V/ 50W (halogen) |
| Filter | Cobalt blue, green, yellow, open Aperture & diffuse |
| Movement Range | Left & Right 130mm |
| Fixation target | 1W L.E.D(USB) |
| Power Supply Consumption | 220VAC/50-60Hz 60W |
| Carton Size | 640x470x380 mm |
| Net. Weight | 18kgs |
Frequently Asked Questions
The Medivision MSL-3000 Premio is an ophthalmic slit lamp used for magnified and illuminated examination of the eye. It is designed for professional clinical environments including hospitals, eye clinics, ophthalmology departments and specialist practices.
The MSL-3000 Premio features a 3-step drum rotation magnification system providing 10x, 16x and 25x magnification. This allows clinicians to select different levels of magnification according to the examination requirement.
A 3-step slit lamp provides an additional magnification level compared with a 2-step system, giving clinicians greater flexibility during examination. The Medivision MSL-3000 Premio provides 10x, 16x and 25x magnification through its three-step drum mechanism.
The MSL-3000 Premio uses a 12V/50W halogen light source. The illumination system provides selectable spot sizes from 0.2 to 12 mm and includes several filters for different ophthalmic examination requirements.
