SLM-350-DC tower-style digital slit lamp with 5-step magnification, beam splitter and Canon EOS 700D digital camera — the imaging-flagship slit lamp for documentation-heavy practices.
Clinical overview
The OpticsMED SLM-350-DC is the digital-camera-equipped flagship of the SLM tower series. The beam splitter on the observation arm feeds a Canon EOS 700D body for 18 MP still-image and HD video capture, the BacLite background-illumination model provides reproducible diffuse fill, and the five-magnification revolving drum (6×, 10×, 16×, 25×, 40×) gives the full Galilean magnification range expected on a flagship slit lamp.
| Magnification | 6×, 10×, 16×, 25×, 40× |
|---|---|
| Slit width | 0 – 14 mm continuous |
| Slit angle | 0 – 180° continuous |
| Power | 220/110 V ± 10 %, 30 VA max |
| Net weight | 17 kg (without desktop) |
Documentation-heavy ophthalmology referral centres, dry-eye specialty clinics, and teaching hospitals where every anterior-segment finding goes into the patient record. The Canon DSLR backplate gives genuine clinical-grade still images that survive blow-up for case-presentation slides.
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The full spec + documentation pack for this device ships ahead of purchase on request. A sales engineer responds within one business day.
Configuration sheet
Sizes and dimensions, material and finish, compatible instruments and screw references, what ships in the set, lead time and warranty — all in one specification sheet, sent within one business day.
Documents & downloads
This device's IFU, CE Declaration of Conformity, ISO 13485 certificate and (where applicable) FDA 510(k) clearance ship with the order. Reach out below for the pack ahead of purchase.
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Our clinical sales team will scope quantities, voltage, accessories and regulatory paperwork — usually within one business day.
The slit is sharp and evenly illuminated, and the magnification steps let me move seamlessly from a general survey to fine corneal assessment. The joystick control is precise and the base is rock steady.
Dr. Gemma Pollard, MD, FRCOphthVerified buyerAug 9, 2025
Consistent illumination and a well-damped focus mechanism suit routine anterior segment work. A solid, well-built instrument.
Dr. Leila Haddadi, MDVerified buyerJun 7, 2024
Good optical clarity and comfortable ergonomics make this an easy slit lamp to work at all day. Filters and diffuser are quick to engage.
Ethan Marlowe, ODJul 15, 2024
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