Tel: 4008-266-720
E-mail: info@sihanmed.com
Tel: 4008-266-720
E-mail: info@sihanmed.com
We provide a wide range of rigid endoscope repair services: such as Cystoscope repair, Otoscope repair, Arthroscope repair, Hysteroscope repair, Neuroendoscope repair, and Olympus Endo-Eye repair. The endoscope repair services we provide will be performed at a lower price than the original manufacturer while maintaining high quality standards, such as repairs in accordance with ISO 9001 and ISO13485 quality standards. In addition, our rigid endoscope repair is fast and never overdue.
We offer a wide range of rigid endoscope repair services, including:
Cystoscope Repair: Our expert technicians specialize in cystoscope repair, ensuring your equipment is restored to optimal performance. Whether it’s a minor adjustment or a major overhaul, we have the skills and experience to handle it.
Arthroscopy Repair: We provide comprehensive arthroscopy repair services to keep your arthroscopes functioning flawlessly. Our team is adept at diagnosing and fixing a variety of issues, ensuring minimal downtime for your practice.
Otoscope Repair: Our otoscope repair services are designed to extend the life of your otoscopes. We use high-quality parts and meticulous techniques to ensure your devices are as good as new.
Objective Replacements
Rod Lens Replacements
Stainless Steel Tubing Replacements
Light Fibers Replacements
Light Post Replacements
Ocular Assembly Replacements
Eye Cup Replacements
Additionally, we offer rigid endoscope repair training for medical professionals and technicians. Our training programs are tailored to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to perform basic to advanced rigid endoscope repair, including cystoscopes, arthroscopes, and otoscopes.
Blurred image: The cystoscope camera lens may be covered with dirt or liquid, resulting in blurred images.
Light source failure: The cystoscope light source bulb may burn out or be poorly connected, resulting in unclear vision.
Power supply problem: A power cord or battery failure may cause the device to fail to start or suddenly lose power.
Operating rod stuck: The operating rod may be stuck due to mechanical wear or foreign objects, resulting in inflexible operation.
Leakage problem: Poor sealing of the cystoscope may cause liquid to penetrate and affect the normal operation of internal electronic components.
Software failure: The control software of the cystoscope may have errors or crashes, resulting in abnormal functions or failure to operate normally.
√ Quick repair time to ensure that the operation is not affected.
√ Provide repair spare parts.
√ Provide rigid endoscope repair training and installation services.
√ Endoscope product recycling service.
1.First and foremost, our team of highly skilled technicians brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table. They are meticulously trained in the nuances of rigid endoscope repair, ensuring that each device is restored to its optimal condition. This level of proficiency means that our clients can trust their equipment will perform flawlessly, which is crucial in the high-stakes environment of medical care.
2. Moreover, we use only the highest quality parts and the latest technology in our repair processes. This dedication to quality ensures that our repairs are not just quick fixes, but long-lasting solutions. Our clients appreciate the peace of mind that comes with knowing their Olympus endoscopes are in the best possible hands.
3. Another key factor in our high satisfaction rates is our customer-centric approach. We understand that downtime can be costly and disruptive, so we strive to provide fast, efficient OLYMPUS endoscope repair service without compromising on quality. Our transparent communication and commitment to meeting deadlines further enhance the trust and satisfaction of our clients.
4. In addition, we offer comprehensive support and rigid endoscope repair training. This empowers our clients to better understand their equipment and even perform basic maintenance themselves, adding another layer of value to our services.
Rigid endoscopes are complex optical devices that require proper care and maintenance to ensure their functionality and safety. Some of the common problems that can affect rigid endoscopes are:
Objective damage：
The distal tip of the rigid endoscope contains the objective lens, which is responsible for capturing the image of the surgical site. Tip damage can occur when the scope is hit by a shaver, laser, or other instrument during a procedure, or when it incurs impact during handling or storage. Tip damage can result in foggy, cloudy, or blurry images, or loss of image quality.
Light fiber damage：
The light beam of the rigid endoscope is responsible for illuminating the surgical site. Light beam damage can occur when the scope is exposed to excessive heat, moisture, or chemicals, or when it is bent or twisted during use or storage. Light beam damage can result in reduced or uneven illumination, or loss of light transmission.
Rod lens damage:
The rod lenses of the rigid endoscope are responsible for transmitting the image from the objective lens to the eyepiece. Rod lens damage can occur when the scope is subjected to shock, vibration, or pressure, or when it is contaminated by fluids, debris, or dust. Rod lens damage can result in foggy, cloudy, or blurry images, or loss of image resolution.
The rigid scope is a delicate instrument that must be treated with care if it is to work properly. The quality of the image depends on the integrity of the glass rods that capture the image. Since these Rod Lenses are in a very thin metal shaft, the scope is a very delicate instrument. The smaller the diameter of the scope is and the longer the shaft of the scope, the greater the chance of fracture or misalignment of the small glass rods within the scope.
To safeguard your Rigid Endoscope, please observe the following guidelines. Note that these instructions are not intended for endoscopic surgery guidance or as a training manual. Adherence to these guidelines for handling, storage, and transport is crucial to prevent defects, decrease rigid endoscope repair, or usage limitations, applicable to both new and previously used scopes.
Treat rigid endoscopes with care, recognizing their fragility as optical devices.
Hold the rigid endoscope by its eyepiece or body, avoiding contact with the tube.
Refrain from bending the tube or subjecting it to mechanical stress.
Prevent contact between the objective and other instruments or surfaces.
Ideally, store rigid endoscopes individually.
Avoid dropping the rigid endoscope to prevent damage.
As a precaution, sterilize rigid endoscopes not utilized in a specific surgery.
