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RWD 77002 Vertical Dual-View Surgical Microscope (GB-Compliant)

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Brand RWD
Origin Shenzhen, China
Manufacturer Type Direct Manufacturer
Country of Origin China
Model 77002
Eyepiece Magnification 12.5×
Objective Focal Length 200 mm
Working Distance 190 mm
Primary Magnification Settings 5.3×, 8×, 12×
Field Diameter 38 mm, 25 mm, 17 mm
Diopter Adjustment Range ±5 D
Interpupillary Distance Adjustment 50–70 mm
Illumination Source 12 V / 100 W Cold-Reflective Medical Halogen Lamp
Illumination Type 6° + 0° Coaxial Cold Light
Illuminance at Object Plane (Coaxial) ≥20,000 lx
Horizontal Arm Extension Radius 870 mm
Vertical Adjustment Range (Floor to Objective Lens) 700–1100 mm
Fine Focus Travel 30 mm
Input Voltage AC 220 V ±10 %, 50 Hz ±1 Hz
Power Consumption 120 VA
Fuse Rating AC 250 V, T1.25 A
Net Weight 41 kg

Overview

The RWD 77002 Vertical Dual-View Surgical Microscope is a GB-compliant, entry-level stereoscopic surgical instrument engineered for precision in preclinical animal surgery and microdissection applications. Designed according to the Chinese National Standard (GB) framework for medical optical equipment—particularly aligned with GB 11240–2015 (General Requirements for Surgical Microscopes) and GB 9706.1–2020 (Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment in Medical Practice)—this microscope employs coaxial cold-light illumination and Galilean optical architecture to deliver parfocal, distortion-minimized visualization without thermal interference at the surgical site. Its vertical column configuration enables stable positioning over standard laboratory or vivarium surgical tables, while the dual-view optical path supports simultaneous observation by operator and assistant or instructor, facilitating training, documentation, and collaborative procedures.

Key Features

  • Triple-step primary magnification (5.3×, 8×, 12×) with fixed 12.5× wide-field eyepieces, enabling rapid magnification switching without refocusing;
  • 200 mm focal length objective lens optimized for 190 mm working distance—ideal for rodent craniotomy, nerve anastomosis, vascular grafting, and embryonic tissue manipulation;
  • 6° + 0° coaxial cold-light illumination system using a 12 V / 100 W halogen lamp with cold mirror reflector, delivering ≥20,000 lx illuminance at the object plane while minimizing infrared radiation exposure to biological specimens;
  • Full mechanical adjustability: vertical column travel from 700 mm to 1100 mm above floor level; 870 mm horizontal arm extension radius; 30 mm fine-focus stroke with calibrated micrometer scale;
  • Ergonomic dual-pupil adjustment (50–70 mm range) and ±5 D individual diopter compensation per eyepiece, ensuring visual comfort during extended procedures;
  • Robust cast-aluminum base and reinforced steel column structure supporting 41 kg total mass—designed for vibration damping and positional stability on non-dedicated lab surfaces.

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The RWD 77002 is validated for use across common preclinical models including mice, rats, rabbits, and zebrafish larvae. Its 190 mm working distance accommodates standard stereotaxic frames and custom animal holders without optical obstruction. All electrical components comply with GB 9706.1–2020 (equivalent to IEC 60601-1:2012), and optical performance meets the resolution, field flatness, and chromatic aberration limits specified in GB 11240–2015. The device carries CCC (China Compulsory Certification) marking and includes full traceable documentation for GLP-aligned institutional audits. While not FDA-cleared for human clinical use, its design principles conform to ISO 13485–2016 manufacturing quality management standards.

Software & Data Management

The RWD 77002 operates as a standalone optical platform with no embedded digital imaging module; however, it features standardized C-mount and trinocular port compatibility (optional adapter required) for integration with third-party CMOS/CCD cameras (e.g., RWD M12 series or industry-standard 1/2″ sensors). When paired with compliant acquisition software (e.g., RWD ImagePro Suite or open-source alternatives such as Micro-Manager), users may capture time-stamped stills and video sequences with metadata logging—including magnification setting, illumination intensity, and timestamp—supporting reproducible experimental records. Audit-trail functionality and user-access controls are managed externally via host PC configurations aligned with institutional IT policies for data integrity (21 CFR Part 11–compatible workflows achievable through validated software layers).

Applications

  • Neurosurgical procedures: cortical window implantation, thalamic electrode placement, spinal cord injury modeling;
  • Cardiovascular microsurgery: carotid artery ligation, aortic banding, coronary anastomosis in murine models;
  • Ophthalmic interventions: intravitreal injection, corneal suture, retinal vein cannulation;
  • Reproductive biology: oviductal embryo transfer, vasectomy reversal, testicular microdissection;
  • Training and education: hands-on microsurgical skill development in veterinary and biomedical graduate programs;
  • Quality assurance in contract research organizations (CROs) performing GLP-compliant efficacy or toxicity studies requiring documented visual verification of surgical endpoints.

FAQ

Is the RWD 77002 suitable for human clinical use?

No. This model is explicitly designed and certified for preclinical animal research under GB standards. It is not CE-marked or FDA-cleared for human surgical application.
Can I attach a digital camera for image documentation?

Yes—via optional C-mount or trinocular port adapters. Camera compatibility requires matching sensor size (recommended: 1/2″ format) and mechanical back focus alignment.
What maintenance is required for the halogen illumination system?

Lamp replacement every 50–100 hours of cumulative use is recommended. Always power down and allow cooling for ≥15 minutes before handling. Use only RWD-specified 12 V / 100 W cold-reflective halogen bulbs to maintain illuminance calibration.
Does the microscope support stereo photogrammetry or 3D reconstruction?

Not natively. Depth perception relies on binocular disparity; quantitative 3D surface mapping requires external structured-light or focus-variation systems synchronized via external trigger.
Is technical support available outside mainland China?

Yes—RWD provides remote diagnostic assistance and English-language service documentation. Localized distributor networks in Southeast Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East offer on-site calibration and repair under extended warranty agreements.

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