Components for Endoscopic Equipment

This section holds components for completing or upgrading an endoscopy tower: cameras and monitors, light sources, insufflators, an irrigation pump as well as an endoscope storage cabinet. It is meant for a department that already has a tower and wants to expand it or replace a single unit without buying the whole system again. Below is what the catalog offers and what information to send so the part fits first time.

Which endoscopy components are in the catalog?

For imaging there are EndoView 3CMOS HD or 1CMOS HD endoscopic cameras and the EndoView camera head with Full HD and photo and video capture. Next to them are the Hisense HME8C32 and HME8C55S endoscopy monitors, the latter showing several video signals at once. Lighting comes from the L300 endoscope light source at 300 W with a 6000 to 6500 K color temperature, the 7720 X3RH with an optically isolated fiber bundle and the ROM 150 LED source for video rectoscopes and anoscopes.

For insufflation and irrigation there is the ACD-1 insufflator, which delivers CO₂ with pressure control, and the TETRAFLATOR with a high initial insufflation rate. The EIP 2 pump has modes at 30 % and 50 % as well as 80 %. For storage there is the MKED 6500 drying cabinet for 7 to 11 endoscopes.

When does a department need new components?

Departments buy them as they grow: a second operating room opens, the suite upgrades its HD picture to 4K, an old light source reaches the end of its service life, or hysteroscopy needs a pump. Replacing a single unit means you do not have to buy the tower again, provided the rest of the equipment works and is compatible. So before ordering, it is worth judging which units will keep working for years and which already hold the department back, such as a camera with lower resolution than the new monitor.

How to order components that fit?

Send us the model and serial number of the tower or processor, plus photos of the nameplate and connectors. For a camera, tell us which optics it will work with. For a light source, give the light guide type, and for a monitor, the processor's output. If the tower mixes brands, list every unit. Finer engineers will check compatibility and prepare a quote, and some items show a price right on the site.

Where to buy components for endoscopic equipment?

Finer, registered as Finer Ukraine LLC, has been supplying hospitals and clinics with endoscopic and other equipment by leading global manufacturers since 2015, so components can be ordered together with a compatibility check. If needed we prepare tender documents, deliver the unit and help connect it to the tower. Complete towers are under Endoscopic equipment. Gastroscopy and colonoscopy systems are under Video endoscopy. We can help you pick a unit at 0 800 334 585, and photos of the nameplate are easiest to send through the contacts page.

FAQ

1. What is an endoscopic insufflator?

It is a device that delivers gas, most often CO₂, into a body cavity to create working space during laparoscopy, and holds the set pressure. In our catalog the ACD-1 delivers CO₂ with pressure control, while the TETRAFLATOR has a high initial insufflation rate.

2. What is an endoscopic irrigation pump for?

The pump delivers fluid into the cavity at a controlled flow to rinse the field and distend the cavity during a procedure, for example in hysteroscopy. The EIP 2 in our catalog works in modes of 30 % and 50 % or 80 %, so the intensity can be matched to the procedure.

3. Which light source does an endoscope need?

It depends on the scope and the light guide. The L300 gives 300 W at 6000 to 6500 K, the 7720 X3RH has an optically isolated fiber bundle, and the ROM 150 LED source is made for video rectoscopes and anoscopes. State the light guide type in your request so the source fits.

4. Why use a drying cabinet for endoscopes?

After reprocessing, a flexible endoscope has to be dried and stored so that no moisture stays in its channels. The MKED 6500 cabinet with a drying system holds 7 to 11 endoscopes, so one cabinet covers a room with several scopes.

5. What affects the price of endoscopy components?

The type of unit and its specifications: a 3CMOS or 1CMOS camera, the monitor model, the light source output, the insufflator's capabilities. Some items show a price on the site, and for the rest we quote after checking compatibility with your tower.