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Examining the eye and ears as part of a primary care visit is one of the most basic parts. Despite the fact that it might seem like it is just a simple task, there is more room for error than you might think. It is important to use instruments that will not only improve the quality of your exam, but will also improve the accuracy of your diagnosis. It is essential that you are able to clearly distinguish variations in anatomical structures in order to detect them. A key feature of K180 diagnostic instruments is Xenon-Halogen Illumination (XHL). This lighting technology allows for bright, light complete with higher color rendering values in a truer color.

The 3x magnification makes it easier to inspect anatomical structures in more detail and to identify foreign objects more clearly.

Using fiber optic illumination in the ear canal and tympanum ensures homogeneous, bright illumination and an unobstructed view of the inner ear.

The swiveling view window is permanently fixed to the instrument head so that it can't be lost or broken. The window can also be swiveled for more effective cleaning of the instrument head.

The cutting-edge HEINE spherical optics and proprietary glare-reducing coatings deliver incredible views of the fundus with crisp, clear images.

The dust-resistant design provides protection for the optical components, while ensuring long-lasting operation without any maintenance.

You have a choice of 27 diopter settings with lenses ranging from -35D to +40D, which provide precisely focused images in all examining scenarios.

You can choose from five different aperture sizes: large spot, small spot, red-free, fixation star and grid, or slit.