42 devices · GMDN 36255
Static ophthalmic equipment stands are adjustable supports designed to hold and position diagnostic or treatment tools like slit lamps, keratometers, or refractometers during eye exams. They provide stable elevation and alignment, allowing clinicians to adjust height manually to match patient eye level for precise procedures.
These stands are generally classified as medical devices and may include features like built-in outlets for low-voltage power or storage drawers. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are typically supplied as standalone units for clinical or examination room use, ensuring ergonomic positioning for both patient and practitioner.
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