Olympus OES ELITE WA2T412A rigid telescope with 4 mm diameter, 12° viewing direction and HD optics. Its autoclavable design and ED glass provide clear, high-resolution imaging for rigid surgical endoscopy.
The WA2T412A features a low-dispersion (ED) glass optic designed to reduce chromatic aberrations while maintaining a clear and uniform image. This configuration supports good contrast reproduction and facilitates the observation of anatomical structures during endoscopic procedures.
Designed for high-definition imaging, the device provides a depth of focus suited to endoscopic applications. Its compatibility with Narrow Band Imaging (NBI®) can also enhance the contrast of certain tissues, facilitating their visualization during examinations.
The WA2T412A is intended for integration into compatible endoscopy configurations. Visual markings and color coding facilitate quick identification in the procedure room, while its design takes into account the requirements associated with handling, transportation, and reprocessing.
The WA2T412A combines ED optics, a high-definition configuration, and NBI® compatibility to meet the requirements of compatible endoscopy systems.
The WA2T412A features a low-dispersion (ED) glass optic designed to reduce chromatic aberrations while maintaining a clear and uniform image. This configuration supports good contrast reproduction and facilitates the observation of anatomical structures during endoscopic procedures.
Designed for high-definition imaging, the device provides a depth of focus suited to endoscopic applications. Its compatibility with Narrow Band Imaging (NBI®) can also enhance the contrast of certain tissues, facilitating their visualization during examinations.
The WA2T412A is intended for integration into compatible endoscopy configurations. Visual markings and color coding facilitate quick identification in the procedure room, while its design takes into account the requirements associated with handling, transportation, and reprocessing.
The WA2T412A combines ED optics, a high-definition configuration, and NBI® compatibility to meet the requirements of compatible endoscopy systems.