Karl Kaps in Bangladesh

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Karl Kaps ViCo S HD: A Full HD video colposcope that combines a video camera with LED lighting in a compact real-time unit for diagnosis and documentation of findings. Autofocus holds the image sharp without manual adjustment, and an electronic green filter makes vascular structures visible at the push of a button.
Karl Kaps SOM 52/42: A modular colposcope supplied either as the SOM 52 on a mobile stand or as the SOM 42 mounted on a treatment chair, with the same optics in both configurations. Lighting, magnification and documentation modules can be specified to suit the practice and added later as requirements change, and the system accepts laser adaptation.
Karl Kaps KP 3000/3000s: A colposcope for routine gynaecological diagnosis, available as a mobile wheeled stand (KP 3000) or permanently mounted on the treatment chair (KP 3000 S) with identical optics. LEDone lighting gives colour-accurate illumination in daylight quality, a 3-step magnification changer moves between overview and detail, and photo and video adapters can be retrofitted.
Karl Kaps SOM4Dent 200: A dental operating microscope with a manual 1:7 zoom that moves continuously between overview and maximum detail magnification without detents. Kaps positions it for endodontic work, where the branched root canal system needs more magnification than loupes provide.
Karl Kaps SOM 62 Ophthal Advanced: A fully motorised surgical microscope for eye surgery from cataract to retinal procedures, with an apochromatic motorised 1:6 zoom (3.7 to 22.8x) and a swivel binocular tube (0 to 210 degrees). Zoom, focus, XY coupling and light intensity are operated from a multifunctional foot control, and the 15V/150W coaxial cold light illumination includes a retina protection filter.
Karl Kaps SOM 62 Pro ENT manual: A manually operated ENT surgical microscope with apochromatic optics, a 5-way magnification switch and laser compatibility. Manual balancing lets the microscope be repositioned easily despite its heavy build, and Kaps aims it at outpatient surgery centres and laser surgical facilities.
SOM® 62 900: Kaps places the 900 at the entry point of its dental range, aimed squarely at dentists stepping up from loupes to true microscopy. Proven Kaps optics are paired with an ultra-bright integrated LED so the treatment area stays clearly visible, while the compact capsule housing and intuitive controls allow quick integration into daily practice. Ergonomics were a particular focus: the system supports an upright working position that helps prevent back or neck problems. Wall, ceiling and mobile stand mountings let the microscope suit almost any surgery layout.
SOM® 62 1100: The 1100 is the versatile middle member of the Kaps dental family, joining apochromatic Kaps optics to a balancing system that keeps the head precisely where it is set. Because the mechanism compensates asymmetrical loads, ergonomics survive intact even once a photo adapter, beam splitter or vario lens has been fitted. A 12mm fine focus allows sharpness to be shifted between coronal and apical planes during root canal work. The modular construction means the microscope can later be upgraded to a Kaps 1400, and wall, ceiling or floor mounting suits practices with limited space.
SOM® 62 1400: Kaps describes the SOM 62 1400 as the top model of its dental microscopes, gathering every comfort feature the range offers into one system. Motorised zoom, focus, XY shift and light regulation are all driven from a multi-function foot control panel, so the operator's hands never have to leave the treatment field, and the Free Motion magnetic brake can also be released by foot. Programmable position memory stores preferred configurations and a centre function returns the optics to the middle position automatically. Kaps aims the model at specialised endodontic practices and at surgeries where several practitioners share one instrument.
SOM4Dent 300: Kaps calls the SOM4dent 300 the flagship of its endodontic microscopes, developed for dentists who work under magnification every day. Motorised 1:7 zoom with adaptive speed, a varioscope covering a working distance of 200 to 350 mm and electromagnetic brakes are all commanded from control buttons built into the comfort handles, so the hands stay on the treatment field. A double iris diaphragm improves depth of field for deep cavities and branching canal systems, while the swing-in orange filter prevents composite fillings curing early. Cabling runs inside the system and the fanless LED works without noise or dust disturbance.
SOM® 62 Ophthal Basic: A compact surgical microscope for general eye surgery, the Ophthal Basic is built for practices and smaller clinics that want dependable optics without additional complexity. The five-position apochromatically corrected magnification changer switches between overview and detail without sacrificing stereoscopic vision. Coaxial cold light fibre optic illumination rated 15V/150W produces the bright red reflex that reveals every layer of the retina, and a ready-to-use spare lamp is built in. Patient safety is covered by the swing-in GG 475 retina protection filter with permanently installed IR and UV filters, and the motorised 40 mm fine focus is driven from a foot switch.
SOM® 62 Ophthal Basic+: What separates the Basic+ from the Basic is agility. A motorised XY coupling with a 50 x 50 mm range of movement lets the microscope head be repositioned from the foot control panel, so the surgeon's hands stay clear of the operating field during phacoemulsification, aspiration of lens fragments and IOL implantation. The same 5x apochromatic magnification changer and coaxial cold light fibre optic illumination with the GG 475 retina protection filter carry over from the Basic, along with built-in IR and UV filters. Kaps treats the model as an open platform: the binocular wide-angle swing tube 0-210° can be retrofitted, and assistant tubes and documentation accessories can be added as requirements grow.
SOM4Opht: The SOM4OPHT opens a new generation in the Kaps cataract range, running a dual LED system in which coaxial field illumination and a dedicated red reflex source are switched and dimmed independently from the touchpad. Three swing-in filters extend its use: green (red-free) for vascular contrast, orange (blue-blocking) to reduce blue light reaching the patient's eye, and blue for fluorescence diagnostics. Five memory slots store complete profiles covering zoom position, focus setting, XY coordinates and the intensity of both LED sources, which makes it well suited to clinics where several surgeons share one microscope. A true stereo observer lets the whole team follow the procedure in three dimensions, an advantage over monitor viewing alone for training clinics.
SOM® 62 Pro ENT motorised: Built for ENT clinics and surgical centres, the Pro ENT motorised combines an apochromatic motorised 1:6 zoom with motorised fine focusing so sharpness can be set to the millimetre from a handle button or footswitch. The motorised vario lens covers a working distance of 200 mm to 400 mm without objective changes, which saves time and protects sterility in the surgical field. Electromagnetic Free Motion brakes release at the press of a handle button and lock the head again the moment it is let go, with mechanical balancing keeping movement even when cameras or observer optics are fitted. Integrated LED illumination of roughly 50,000 hours runs quietly and without noticeable heat, with cold light or xenon available as options.
SOM® 62 Examination (SOM® 22/32/62): The SOM examination series has been a fixture in ENT practices for decades and is aimed at clinicians who want an uncomplicated but highly precise diagnostic instrument. A 3x or 5x magnification changer works with apochromatically corrected, interchangeable objectives from f=200 to 400 mm, and the optional Kaps Variflex-100 covers 220 mm to 320 mm from a single compact lens with integrated lens protection. Mounting on the wall, on the ceiling or directly on the treatment unit makes it a practical answer where floor space is scarce. Because the build is modular, video documentation and the Kaps LED upgrade can often be retrofitted to older units years later.
SDM: The SDM is the economical entry to the Kaps ENT range, recommended by the manufacturer for newly founded practices or as a second instrument for standard screenings. Its 3x magnification changer is tuned to ENT diagnostics and gives a three-dimensional image with the depth of field that makes work inside the ear canal easier. The LEDone unit runs silently and without vibration, needs no active cooling and holds a constant white light across a lifespan of around 30,000 hours. Objectives are interchangeable at f=200, 250, 300 or 400 mm, WF 12.5 x V wide-field eyepieces are standard, and a robust metal housing stands up to disinfectants in clinical use.
AgneOvo DR-2202: A DICOM-certified dental monitor that Kaps lists among its video solutions. The 22-inch screen is presented as a new standard for precise dental imaging, pairing advanced display technology with an elegant design. Kaps states that it is designed for enhanced medical image evaluation, efficient workflows and increased durability, and that it meets the highest safety standards.
Aluminium case: A protective aluminium case from the Kaps general accessories range. It is supplied for space-saving and secure storage of the instrument when it is not in use.
APO Lens: An apochromatic objective with a focal length of 200 mm, compatible with any Kaps microscope from the SOM® series. Retrofitting takes only minutes because the lens is simply exchanged. Apochromatic correction minimises image errors and the use of advanced glasses with anomalous partial dispersion means the eye sees no disruptive colour fringes. Multi-coated optics maximise light transmission and cut reflections, so the view stays high-contrast, sharp and colour-neutral with the finest depth of focus.
Asepsis: Karl Kaps asepsis accessories include caps for microscope adjustment controls and handles. Share your microscope model and the controls you need to cover so we can confirm compatible accessories, required quantities and current availability. Ask for the manufacturer's handling and reprocessing instructions for the selected accessory.
Assistant tube: An additional viewing tube that lets an assistant follow the treatment live. Kaps notes that watching the procedure in real time is how assistants pick up valuable tips and technique for their own routine.
Binocular assistant tube: A binocular tube that allows a second person to view the area of investigation at the same magnification as the main operator. Kaps describes it as particularly suitable for sterile assistance and for training purposes.
Balancing device: A 45° swivel coupling with balancing mechanism, installed between the microscope carrier and the floating arm. Mounting an observer tube, a camera or any other accessory produces an asymmetric load distribution, and this device removes that problem. The microscope head can be swivelled into any position and rebalanced in no time, so unwanted lateral swivel movements stop happening. A rotary knob sets how freely the system moves.
Binocular wide-angle swivel tube 0 to 210 degrees: A binocular wide-angle viewing tube from the Kaps optical solutions range. It swivels through a range of 0 to 210 degrees.
Eyepiece for spectacle wearers WF 10 x V: A WF 10 x V wide-field eyepiece made for spectacle wearers, supplied with dioptre compensation. It belongs to the Kaps optical solutions range.
Eyeglass wearer ocular WF 12.5 x V: A WF 12.5 x V wide-field eyepiece for spectacle wearers, supplied with dioptre compensation. It belongs to the Kaps optical solutions range.
Eyepiece for Glasses Wearers WF 16 x V: A WF 16 x V wide-field eyepiece for spectacle wearers, supplied with dioptre compensation. It is the highest power of the three spectacle wearer eyepieces in the Kaps optical solutions range.
Ergonomic handle: A single ergonomic handle for positioning the microscope head. It is adjustable through 360° and is set using a release button.
Ergonomic handle (Double-sided): The double-sided version of the Kaps ergonomic handle, giving a grip on either side of the microscope head. Like the single handle it is adjustable through 360° and is set using a release button.
Free Motion Magnetic Brake: Kaps pairs the Free Motion magnetic brake with its balancing equipment so the microscope head can be positioned easily and precisely. A single press of a button activates and releases the two magnetic brakes. With the brakes released, the head can be moved to any working position with one hand, effortlessly and securely. Letting go of the buttons fixes the position again.
Straight tube: A straight binocular tube from the Kaps optical solutions range. It is offered in two focal lengths.
IKEGAMI MKC-210 HD: A high performance camera head with medical certification, supplied by Kaps for microscope documentation. The 1 CCD compact class head records at Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 and carries an automatic aperture. Its surface has an antibacterial coating.
IKEGAMI MKC-X200: Kaps presents the MKC-X200 as a new standard in micro surgical imaging. Its 1 CMOS structure yields what Ikegami describes as its smallest and lightest camera head, weighing only 60g at 31 x 31 x 36 mm, so it mounts on a range of surgical microscopes without upsetting balance. Resolution of 900 TV lines with a 56dB signal-to-noise ratio and F11/2000 lx sensitivity holds image quality even in difficult light, while the electronic shutter works with automatic gain control to keep exposure right as object lighting changes. Four scene files are reachable from the CCU front buttons, alongside digital zoom up to x4, a freeze function and flip and rotate options.
Custom colour: Kaps offers a wide range of special paint colours for its microscopes. The finish can be chosen to turn the instrument into an eye-catcher or to let it blend seamlessly into the practice rooms.
Integrated beam splitter with c-mount: A beam splitter with an integrated c-mount connection. Kaps calls the arrangement a two in one design and states that it suits both analogue and digital video cameras.
KAPS 45° ergonomic wedge: A 45° ergonomic wedge from the Kaps optical solutions range. It is offered with a beam splitter and binocular rotating plate, with the beam splitter arranged on one side or on both sides.
KAPS 45° ergonomic wedge with beam splitter and binocular revolving stage: Kaps calls this the unbeatable combination for an optimal viewing angle and comfort at the workplace. Back and neck pain is a frequent complaint among dentists in particular, and the 45° ergonomic wedge together with the binocular rotating plate is intended to put an end to it. The user stays seated comfortably and upright in an ergonomically correct position and works in a far more relaxed way. Even with changing working positions, or when the microscope is swivelled to the side, the patient stays in focus and a single movement is enough to resume the preferred posture.
KAPS binocular swing tube 0-210°: A binocular swing tube covering 0 to 210°. Kaps highlights the combination of a wide swivel range with a very compact design.
KAPS photo tube for DSLR camera (Canon and Nikon): A photo tube for mounting a DSLR body on a Kaps microscope. The multi-coated, high-end anti-reflective optics give a full-frame, low-distortion and flat-field digital camera image. It is made for Canon and Nikon cameras.
KAPS HD Photo Adapter (SONY): An adapter for HD report documentation, built around apochromatic optics that deliver brilliant, true-to-colour images with an astonishing variety of detail in full format. It is compatible with SONY NEX-5, NEX-6 and NEX-7 bodies and with the Alpha 5000 and 6000.
KAPS HD Video Camera: The high-resolution Kaps HD video camera is packed with useful features. Microscopes come into play wherever very small or hard-to-see areas have to be visualised and analysed, work that is tiring for the unaided eye and often impossible. Alongside that comes the wish to document what is seen, so that situations can be reviewed later or discussed with colleagues and other experts. Camera technology answers both needs at once, supporting pure observation as well as documentation.
KAPS Media Workstation BE: A system for recording and archiving video findings in the medical field, built on current computer technology and compatible with Windows and USB digital video. The user interface uses a static layout with a self-explanatory workflow and is described by Kaps as mobile and touch capable. It runs in English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Chinese PR.
KAPS Medical Workstation: An archiving system built around a structured patient database. It organises image and video material simply and efficiently.
KAPS Variflex 100 200 to 350 mm: A variable objective covering a focal length of 200 to 350 mm, built with high-quality apochromatic optics and multi-coating. Retrofitting is very easy because the lens can be replaced within minutes. Kaps points to the excellent ergonomics it gives during treatment.
KAPS Variflex 100 220 to 320 mm: A variable objective covering a focal length of 220 to 320 mm, built with high-quality apochromatic optics and multi-coating. Upgrading an existing microscope is straightforward, since the lens can be replaced within minutes. Kaps notes the excellent ergonomics it provides during treatment.
Laser Filter Adapter: An adapter that transmits the wavelengths required for particular laser applications. To make full use of the laser and its matching filter, the laser filter adapter is mounted between the magnification unit and the binocular tube. Each holder carries the filter type and its corresponding wavelength engraved on it.
LED upgrade: A Kaps LED retrofit kit for SOM® microscopes and colposcopes. An LED lifespan of approximately 50,000 hours means up to 30 years without changing the light source. The daylight colour temperature of 5,600 Kelvin supports fatigue-free, detailed work, and light intensity is adjustable to specific requirements. Power consumption is only 50 watts.
LEDone: A stand-alone LED light source for adaptation to SDM microscopes and to colposcopes of the KP series. Against traditional halogen light sources it offers daylight quality for effortless, detailed work, a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours and up to 30 years without a light source change. Brightness control carries a memory function, and the compact design is absolutely silent and free of vibration. High LED efficiency keeps the energy demand low, and adapters are available for endoscopes from Richard Wolf, Storz and ACM.
Microscope holder: A fixed microscope holder from the Kaps general accessories range.
Microscope holder with fine focusing: A microscope holder with a fine focusing mechanism, listed in the Kaps general accessories range.
Co-observer tube (monocular/binocular): A co-observer tube available in monocular or binocular form. It lets an assistant observe the treatment live and, as Kaps puts it, pick up valuable tips and tricks for their own routine.
Quick lens changer: A quick-change mount for the objective. It allows lenses to be swapped quickly and easily.
Lens cover: A protective cover for the objective, supplied by Kaps for subsequent adaptation to an existing microscope.
Lens Protection (GHOSTLESS): The front glass of a high-quality objective is an expensive component, and this screw-on protector shields it from impacts, scratches, environmental effects and damage from handling or cleaning. Cleaning in particular spreads microparticles across the surface where they can cause damage, and the protector stops them settling on the lens glass while itself staying quick and easy to clean. The GHOSTLESS retrofit version fits all existing lenses with the exception of the Vario and Variflex-100. An eight-layer coating maintains optimal image sharpness and high colour quality, and reflections are completely eliminated.
Pistol Grip: A fixed pistol grip handle from the Kaps general accessories range.
Inclined tube: An inclined binocular tube from the Kaps optical solutions range. It is offered in two focal lengths.
Beamsplitter: A beam splitter for feeding a second optical path from the Kaps microscope. It is available single-sided or double-sided.
Beam splitter with monocular rotary table: A beam splitter combined with a monocular rotary table. It supports ergonomic work even where the working position keeps changing, so that neck and back are noticeably relieved.
Beam splitter with endoscope adapter: A compact and powerful unit for retrofitting a diagnostic microscope with an endoscope camera. It sits between the magnification changer and the binocular tube and installs in seconds with no adjustment needed. At a height of 34.3 mm it barely extends the microscope head, and at only 300 g it leaves handling unaffected. The high-quality optics hold excellent depth of field and contrast at all magnifications, adaptation covers all endoscope cameras with quick release, and adaptation to Zeiss and Leica models is available.
T-handle: A fixed T-shaped handle from the Kaps general accessories range, an alternative to the ergonomic and pistol grip options.
TFT Monitor Mount: A monitor mount for adaptation to the Kaps SOM 62 or to a mobile stand. It lets the screen be placed in a particularly comfortable spot or moved completely out of the way when it is not needed. Height is adjustable via the column, and the monitor swivels, tilts and rotates for optimal positioning. All VESA® standard flat screens up to 22 inches can be fitted, and the mounting kit and instructions are included.
TV Tube: A tube for the adaptation of C-mount video cameras to the Kaps microscope.
Universal Smartphone Adapter: An adapter that turns a smartphone into a professional monitor for medical applications. It works with all common smartphone models and connects to the beam splitter through the endoscope adapter, which Kaps describes as quick and straightforward to install. An accompanying app from the App Store or Google Play handles the link, and images and videos transfer to the practice computer over Wi-Fi or established messaging services. The system captures high-resolution still images, smooth video of dynamic processes and audio, and microscope settings can be stored individually on the smartphone for consistent workflows and reproducible results.
Vario Lens 200-400mm: An adjustable Kaps objective with apochromatic optics, multilayer anti-reflective coating and dial-operated focusing. Confirm microscope compatibility and the supplied focus range: the manufacturer names it Vario Lens 200–400 mm but also gives a different upper limit in its description.
Sterile Cover: A sterile cover for the ergonomic handle, listed in the Kaps general accessories range.
Xenonlux 180 Watt: A super-bright cold light source developed specifically for Kaps diagnostic and surgical microscopes. It can stand alone as a table version, mount on the SOM® 62 mobile stand or work with the SOM® 32 ceiling microscope, and the various adaptation options assemble quickly and without tools onto existing Kaps instruments. Brightness is set by a manual rotary knob and the colour temperature stays constant at 5,800 K. An integrated operating hours indicator shows the current usage duration so the lamp can be replaced before it fails, and the mounting position is arranged so that the fibre optic cable can be plugged back into conventional lighting within seconds if the xenon source ever does fail.
SOM® 82: Kaps built the SOM 82 as a mobile incident light stereo microscope that travels to the work rather than the other way round. It clamps directly to a sturdy table or anchors on a bracket, and the continuously adjustable swivel and floating arms cover a generous working area from a single position. Magnification can be specified as a 3-step or 5-step changer or an optional manual 1:6 zoom, combined with wide-field eyepieces of 10x V, 12.5x V or 20x V and objectives from f = 100 to 400 mm in 50 mm steps. Training and education centres, dentistry, veterinary medicine, restoration and microsurgical exercises are the applications Kaps names, and an optional aluminium case allows compact storage and safe transport.
SLM 1: The SLM 1 is the larger of the two Kaps stereo tabletop microscopes and is built around space. Its base plate measures 420 x 600 mm, leaving room for instruments, specimens, documentation and both hands at once, and the column guide with clamping covers a height range of 500 mm for objects of very different sizes. Kaps aims it at training centres, educational laboratories and workplaces running practical exercises, from microsurgical training to dental technical work and quality control on larger items. The LEDone source gives daylight quality with no warm-up time, a monocular co-observer tube is available so an instructor can watch at the same magnification, and the stainless steel column with scratch-resistant coated base plate stands up to shared daily use.
SLM 2: Where a full sized laboratory microscope will not fit, the SLM 2 delivers the same Kaps optics from a footprint of just 300 x 400 mm. Kaps describes it as fitting anywhere: desk, laboratory bench or workbench, with no space too tight for the system. The LEDone source is ready the moment it is switched on, giving daylight quality with no warm up time or calibration, and an ergonomic inclined tube at 60 degrees is standard. Magnification is a 3-step changer as standard with a 5-step option.

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