Karl Kaps Germany SOM 62 Microscope – Advanced Plastic Surgery

The Karl Kaps Germany SOM 62 Microscope – Advanced is a fully motorised, multidisciplinary microscope suitable for all types of plastic surgery.

Karl Kaps Germany operating microscopes combine easy and precise positioning, outstanding illumination with a bright, high-contrast image, and excellent optical quality.

All accessories can be integrated at a later stage. The microscope is available with a floor stand featuring either a star-shaped or H-shaped base.

Full Motorised Functionality

The compact design enables a short working distance between the surgeon and the operating field, providing user-friendly operation and immediate readiness for use.

Additional features include:

• 0–210° Binocular Swivel Tube: Provides convenient positioning and easy access to all control elements.
• Advanced Optical Performance: The apochromatic 1:6 zoom system delivers crisp, crystal-clear images with high light transmission and natural colours.
• Motorised Fine Focus: Works in combination with the zoom system to provide enhanced user comfort.
• Multifunction Control Unit: Allows the surgeon to control almost all functions, including zoom, focus and XY movements, without removing their hands from the operative field.
• Quick Adjustments: All adjustments can be completed within seconds using simple control knobs.
• Integrated XY Coupling: Allows repositioning of the microscope head. With a single press of the centre button, the head moves into its central position, preparing the microscope for the next surgery.

Compact Suspension and Mounting Solutions

The SOM 62 offers flexible mobility and mounting options to accommodate different operating room requirements.

• Mobile Floor Stand: Equipped with large castors and brakes, allowing the microscope to be easily moved from one room to another.
• Ceiling-Mounted Version: Available for operating rooms with limited space, offering a high action radius.

Easy and Convenient Operation During Surgery

The SOM 62 features an automatic illumination function designed to simplify surgical procedures.

When the microscope head is placed in its standby position, the illumination automatically switches off. Once the system is returned to its working position, the light switches back on automatically.

This feature saves time and reduces halogen bulb consumption.