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BQ 900 BP 900 BI 900 BM 900 BX 900
Microscope
Galilean microscope
Kepler microscope
Stereo angle 13°
Stereo variator (stereo angle 4.5°)
Inclined eyepiece
Yellow filter
Second observer tube
Beam splitter
Magnification (Std. Eyepieces)
6.3 ×
10 ×
16 ×
25 ×
40 ×
Illumination
LED
Background
Tilt
Defocusing
Short illumination mirror
Filter
Gray
Red-free
Blue
Slit
Width (continuous) (mm / inch) 0 - 14 mm / 0 - 0.55 inches 0 - 14 mm / 0 - 0.55 inches 0 - 14 mm / 0 - 0.55 inches 0 - 8 mm / 0 - 0.315 inches 0 - 8 mm / 0 - 0.315 inches
Length (continuous) (mm / inch) 1 - 14 mm / 0.394 - 0.55 inches 1 - 14 mm / 0.394 - 0.55 inches 1 - 14 mm / 0.394 - 0.55 inches 1 - 8 mm / 0.039 - 0.315 inches 1 - 8 mm / 0.039 - 0.315 inches
Test mark fixation star
Imaging
IM 910
IM 600
Imaging Set BI 900
DSLR camera connector
Integrated flash (slit and background)
Tonometry
AT 900 mod. BQ
AT 900 mod. R
AT 900 mod. T
Dimensions
Weight (kg / lbs) 12.7 kg / 20.28 lbs 12.3 kg / 27.11 lbs 12 kg / 26.45 lbs 11.4 kg / 25.13 lbs 14.8 kg / 32.63 lbs
Dimensions L x W x H (mm / inch) 305 x 332 x 700 mm / 12 x 13 x 27.56 inches 305 x 332 x 700 mm/ 12 x 13 x 27.56 inches 310 x 332 x 700 mm / 12.2 x 13 x 27.56 inches 290 x 332 xx 700 mm / 11.42 x 13 x 27.56 inches 370 x 332 x 800 mm / 14.57 x 13 x 31.5 inches
● standard | ○ optional | − not available | □ not recommended

Leading since 1933

Model 320—the slit lamp that started the legacy

Developed in close collaboration with Dr. Hans Goldmann, the first Haag-Streit slit lamp was introduced in 1933.

In 1937, its successor, the model 360 was presented, featuring a new single lever to make one-handed operation possible. The cornerstone was laid for a mutually fruitful collaboration with Professor Goldmann.