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Exam & Procedure Lights
Description: These lights are designed to provide bright, focused illumination for medical examinations and minor procedures. They ensure that healthcare professionals have a clear view of the area being examined or treated.Applications: Used in clinics, hospitals, and doctor’s offices for general examinations, minor surgeries, and procedures.
Headlights
Description: Wearable lights that provide hands-free illumination. They are typically mounted on a headband or attached to surgical loupes.Applications: Commonly used in surgeries, dental procedures, and any medical situation where precise, focused light is needed and the practitioner’s hands must remain free.
Loupes
Description: Magnifying glasses that enhance the view of small details. They often come with built-in lights to provide additional illumination.Applications: Used in surgeries, dental procedures, and detailed examinations where magnification and focused light are essential.
Magnifiers
Description: Devices that provide magnification to help healthcare professionals see small details more clearly. Some magnifiers come with built-in lights.Applications: Used in dermatology, ophthalmology, and other fields where detailed examination of small structures is required.
Penlights
Description: Small, portable lights used for quick examinations. They are typically pocket-sized and easy to carry.Applications: Used for checking pupil response, throat examinations, and other quick diagnostic checks.
Surgical Lights
Description: High-intensity lights designed for use in operating rooms. They provide bright, shadow-free illumination to ensure that surgeons have a clear view of the surgical site.Applications: Used in operating rooms for all types of surgeries.
Workstation Lighting
Description: Lighting designed for use in medical and laboratory workstations. These lights provide adequate illumination for tasks such as reading charts, filling out paperwork, and other administrative duties.Applications: Used in nurse stations, medical offices, and other areas where detailed work is performed.
Medical Lighting
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Exam & Procedure Lights
Description: These lights are designed to provide bright, focused illumination for medical examinations and minor procedures. They ensure that healthcare professionals have a clear view of the area being examined or treated.Applications: Used in clinics, hospitals, and doctor’s offices for general examinations, minor surgeries, and procedures.
Headlights
Description: Wearable lights that provide hands-free illumination. They are typically mounted on a headband or attached to surgical loupes.Applications: Commonly used in surgeries, dental procedures, and any medical situation where precise, focused light is needed and the practitioner’s hands must remain free.
Loupes
Description: Magnifying glasses that enhance the view of small details. They often come with built-in lights to provide additional illumination.Applications: Used in surgeries, dental procedures, and detailed examinations where magnification and focused light are essential.
Magnifiers
Description: Devices that provide magnification to help healthcare professionals see small details more clearly. Some magnifiers come with built-in lights.Applications: Used in dermatology, ophthalmology, and other fields where detailed examination of small structures is required.
Penlights
Description: Small, portable lights used for quick examinations. They are typically pocket-sized and easy to carry.Applications: Used for checking pupil response, throat examinations, and other quick diagnostic checks.
Surgical Lights
Description: High-intensity lights designed for use in operating rooms. They provide bright, shadow-free illumination to ensure that surgeons have a clear view of the surgical site.Applications: Used in operating rooms for all types of surgeries.
Workstation Lighting
Description: Lighting designed for use in medical and laboratory workstations. These lights provide adequate illumination for tasks such as reading charts, filling out paperwork, and other administrative duties.Applications: Used in nurse stations, medical offices, and other areas where detailed work is performed.