The Bon & Topcon Slit Lamp 52-SL, combined with the Electric Table ATE-650, offers a dependable and ergonomic solution for precision eye examinations. This system combines high-resolution optics with an adjustable electric table, ensuring patient and clinician comfort. Moreover, the slit lamp provides detailed visualization of the eye’s anterior and posterior segments, making it easier to diagnose and treat conditions.

The ATE-650 Electric Table also enhances workflow by allowing height adjustments and offering a stable platform. This setup is well-suited for ophthalmology clinics, optical centers, and hospitals.

Precision Optics for Clear Visualization

The 52-SL Slit Lamp features advanced optics that deliver sharp, high-resolution images of the cornea, lens, and retina. Its adjustable slit beam allows clinicians to control the light intensity and focus with precision. Consequently, this feature aids in diagnosing a range of conditions, such as glaucoma, cataracts, and corneal disorders.

Because of its exceptional optical performance, the Bon & Topcon Slit Lamp 52-SL with Electric Table ATE-650 ensures confidence in both diagnosis and treatment.

Adjustable and Sturdy Electric Table for Comfort

The ATE-650 Electric Table ensures optimal comfort and ease of use. Its adjustable height accommodates patients of various mobility levels, ensuring seamless operation during examinations. Furthermore, the sturdy construction guarantees stability for the slit lamp, while the smooth electric controls make height adjustments effortless.

This ergonomic design, therefore, enhances efficiency and improves workflows in busy clinical settings.

Durable and Reliable for Continuous Use

The 52-SL Slit Lamp and the ATE-650 Electric Table feature durable materials that ensure long-lasting performance. Both components withstand frequent use in high-demand environments. Additionally, their robust construction minimizes maintenance needs, providing clinics with long-term value.

This durable combination enhances both efficiency and diagnostic accuracy in ophthalmic care.