BR Surgical Objective Lens for OP-C16 ENT Microscope, 250mm

Yes, as a factory new component, the BR Surgical objective lens is manufactured to meet the rigorous high-standard requirements of clinical and surgical ENT environments, ensuring optimal optical clarity and precision.

Absolutely. This lens is engineered specifically for the OP-C16 ENT Microscope, ensuring seamless mechanical and optical integration for reliable performance during procedures.

The 250mm focal length is specifically tailored to provide the precise magnification and necessary depth of field required for performing delicate Ear, Nose, and Throat surgeries.

Yes, this product is factory new. This ensures that the integrity of the optical glass and the precision mechanics are fully intact and ready for immediate clinical use upon arrival.

By providing clear, consistent magnification tailored to the OP-C16 system, this lens supports the high level of accuracy needed for ENT microsurgery, reducing optical distortions and ensuring a stable image.

While the lens is factory new and built for durability, it should be maintained according to standard surgical microscope optical protocols. This includes using only professional-grade lens cleaners and lint-free cloths to preserve the anti-reflective coatings.

Yes, this is an authentic BR Surgical product (SKU: BRS-BR900-7225) designed to integrate perfectly with the OP-C16 ENT Microscope system.

This lens is specifically engineered for the OP-C16 ENT Microscope system. While it may fit, it is purpose-built to meet the magnification and field depth standards required for ENT clinical procedures.

The lens is designed for seamless integration with the OP-C16. However, as it is a precision optical component for a medical microscope, we recommend following your facility’s internal equipment calibration guidelines upon installation.

To protect the quality of the glass, handle the lens only by its edges or mount, avoiding direct contact with the glass surface. Store in a clean, dust-free environment when not in use to ensure it remains ready for surgical tasks.