Seiler 955 Colposcope

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Seiler 955 Colposcope
Introducing the Seiler 955 Colposcope for sale. The Seiler 955 Colposcope
LED is Seiler’s Premier Over the Shoulder model. The mount is set up higher
to remove any obstructions from the user’s field. The 985 is equipped with
a 5 step magnification turret, 300 mm working distance and standard LED Illumination.
Seiler 955 Colposcope Features
Smooth, 5-Step Turret Magnification Changer
300 mm Working Distance Objective Lens (200-400 mm Available)
Widefield 12.5x Eyepieces with Diopter Locks
Straight Binocular Head (Optional: Fixed Inclined or Inclinable)
Illumination System
Maximum height from floor to objective lens – 54′ (Minimum – 32′)
Green Filter
Spare Lamp, Dust Cover and Instruction Manual Included
Seiler 955 Colposcope Specifications
Colposcope Head
Microscope: Galilean System
Binoculars: f= 170 mm (optional: Inclined, f=135 mm)
Objective (focus): 300 mm (optional: 200 – 400 mm)
Eyepieces: Wide angle type 12,5x, adjustable (-6 to +6 dioptries)
Interpupillary distance: Adjustable between 42 mm and 75 mm
Illumination System: Source halogen
Filter: Green
Macro Focusing: Moving the pantographic arm
Micro Focusing: Manual, with rack and pinion
Total weight of the head: 6.6 lbs
Colposcope Stand

Horizontal reach: 725 mm – first arm 600 mm, second arm 110 mm
Angular rotation (arms): 340º
Distance between the floor and the objective: 635 mm to 1295 mm
Load adjustment: 9 to 15 lbs
Base: Base with five casters, two with brakes
Total floor stand set weight: 75 lbs
Seiler Instrument is a contract manufacturing company specializing in
high precision machining and optical instrument assembly. In addition,
Seiler is a distributor of surveying software and instruments, microscopes,
and ZEISS Planetarium equipment. The Seiler foundation is made up of several
main divisions including Manufacturing, Geospatial, Medical, and Planetarium.
Seiler’s corporate headquarters is located in St. Louis, Missouri,
with additional Geospatial sales offices in Indianapolis,
Kansas City, Milwaukee, Omaha, and Chicago.