Optical excellence
The BQ 900 is equipped by default with a Galilean Microscope providing a magnification range from 6.3 × up to 40 × selectable in 5 fixed steps. The high light transmission and the optical excellence ensure a superb clinical view. The large diameter of the exit pupils allows fatigue-free examination even on long working days.
Inclined eyepiece adaptor
With the inclined eyepiece adaptor, the view into the microscope is changed to a more ergonomic and fatigue-free working position.
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Intuitive imaging – best results
Since electronic documentation and patient education are on the rise, every eye care professional has the need for imaging. As the leader in slit lamp imaging, Haag-Streit is meeting this need with the introduction of two new imaging systems.
the IM 600, a more basic, and the new IM 900, a very sophisticated version. With both solutions Haag-Streit sets new standards in digital slit lamp imaging.
IM 900 - outstanding image quality
Equipped with an ultra-sensitive camera, the IM 900 produces images of exceptional quality even under difficult light conditions.
Thanks to this sensitivity patient comfort is improved significantly as it is easily possible to record findings without excessively dazzling the patient. Like any professional camera, the IM 900 is equipped with depth of field control, which allows to adjust the camera ideally, regardless of the location of the pathology.
Outstanding results
The image quality of the Fundus Module 300 exceeds by far the conventional possibilities on slit lamps – it even stands up to comparison with full-blown screening fundus cameras!
More InformationHaag-Streit BQ 900 slit lamp with tonometry
The Haag-Streit BQ 900 slit lamp is a versatile ophthalmic imaging instrument commonly used in eye examinations. It features a modular design that allows for various configurations to meet specific clinical needs, including tonometry for measuring intraocular pressure (IOP). The tonometer attachment on the BQ 900 allows for accurate and reliable IOP measurements, which are crucial in the diagnosis and management of conditions such as glaucoma.
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