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An endoscope works by sending light and images to and from the area inside the body. The light is guided by optical fibers, and the image is formed by a lens system or digital sensor. The endoscope is inserted through the mouth, nose, anus, or a small incision, depending on the organ to be examined. The images are displayed on a monitor, often using systems supplied by professional medical endoscope camera suppliers, allowing doctors to view internal structures in real time.

In rigid systems, such as a Karl Storz rigid endoscope, the optical components are precisely aligned inside a solid tube, a design commonly used by leading rigid endoscope manufacturers and other top endoscopy companies for procedures requiring high image clarity and stability.

An endoscope can also be used to take a biopsy, remove a polyp, or perform other minimally invasive treatments. Whether using new systems or used Olympus endoscopy equipment, proper optical performance and image transmission are essential for safe and effective diagnosis and treatment.

Our company specializes in providing a wide range of endoscopy equipment for hospitals, clinics, and medical distributors. Our main service scope covers complete endoscopy systems, including:

Flexible endoscopes for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

Rigid endoscopes, including specialty scopes such as Storz H3 Z, Olympus Mini Nephroscope, and Karl Storz nephroscope

Cameras and camera processors, supporting both rigid and flexible endoscopes.

Light sources and insufflators for optimal visualization.

High-frequency electrosurgery units and supporting power systems.

We also supply specific Olympus and Storz models and accessories, such as: Olympus A22003A and WA33036A Olympus components

Nephroscopes, including Storz nephroscope

Our team ensures all equipment meets strict quality standards and is compatible with clinical requirements. Whether you need standard endoscopes or specialty devices for urology, ENT, or minimally invasive surgery, we provide professional consultation, equipment supply, and technical support.

Yes, we offer professional OLYMPUS endoscope repair services for a wide range of Olympus endoscopy equipment, including flexible and rigid endoscopes, camera heads, light sources, processors, monitors, and related accessories. Our service scope also covers rigid cystoscope repair and other cystoscope repair solutions commonly used in urology procedures.

All repairs are carried out by experienced endoscope repair specialists using professional testing and calibration equipment, ensuring fast, efficient, and safe service. We strictly follow Olympus original factory standards, including support for selected accessories such as olympus wa53005a, to maintain the performance and reliability of your endoscopy equipment.

In addition, we provide free loaner endoscope service, online repair tracking, and a clear repair estimation service, helping healthcare facilities minimize downtime while ensuring consistent clinical performance.

Flexible endoscopes should be stored in a way that prevents microbial contamination and physical damage. According to the CDC, endoscopes should be stored in a clean, well-ventilated, and dust-free area. They should also be hung vertically, with caps, valves, and other detachable components removed, to ensure complete drying. Storage cabinets should be made of a material that can be disinfected.

Endoscopes that are not dry or have been stored for more than 7 days must be reprocessed before use, as sterilization of endoscope is done by recommended solutions to ensure patient safety. Understanding the flexible endoscope structure and basic flexible endoscope parts and function helps reduce handling damage during storage and reprocessing.

These storage principles also apply when handling rigid systems such as Storz rigid endoscope, as proper storage protects the endoscope material and supports long-term clinical reliability.