Buy Haag-Streit BQ 900 Slit Lamp
in Nigeria.

Where can I buy a Haag-Streit BQ 900 slit lamp in Nigeria?

Send Franance a quotation enquiry naming the Haag-Streit BQ 900 and the quantity required. Include the ophthalmology department or eye-care clinic, procurement contact, destination city and state, and any tender or documentation requirements. State whether you need the slit lamp only or a working clinic station with an instrument table, chair interface, imaging or tonometry accessory. The quote should state each item by model or part reference and mark whether it is included, optional, separately quoted or excluded.

Ask for a configuration schedule that identifies the microscope and eyepiece setup, illumination, filters, table, headrest, imaging module, camera/software and any tonometer. Do not assume that an imaging system, EyeSuite software, computer, display, AT 900 tonometer, instrument table or chair is part of the base BQ 900 reference. Request the current manufacturer's configuration documents for the specific model and any accessory compatibility confirmation.

Franance follows up on quote requests by phone or email. The form starts an enquiry; it does not accept online payment or confirm that a particular BQ 900 configuration is currently available in Nigeria. Ask the supplier to state price, quote validity, shipping, delivery, installation, warranty and service terms for your destination in writing. A Haag-Streit USA product page or brochure is useful for model facts but is not evidence of Nigerian distribution or local support.

What is the Haag-Streit BQ 900 slit lamp?

The BQ 900 is a slit lamp for ophthalmic examination. Haag-Streit describes it as using a Galilean microscope and offering five fixed overall magnifications: 6.3×, 10×, 16×, 25× and 40×. The manufacturer describes LED illumination for examination and background lighting. This identifies the instrument's design and standard optical configuration; it is not a clinical recommendation or a guarantee that a particular accessory or imaging workflow is installed.

Haag-Streit offers a wider slit-lamp family. Its product comparison distinguishes BQ 900 from BX 900, BP 900, BI 900 and BM 900 in microscope type, illumination and available options. The catalogue's BQ 900 record should not be mistaken for a photo slit lamp package, another model, or an all-inclusive ophthalmic station. If an existing clinic has equipment or accessories, give the exact model and configuration to the supplier and obtain a model-specific fit check.

The product record identifies the BQ 900 as a slit lamp and lists magnification and LED illumination. Manufacturer brochures provide further technical dimensions, apertures, filters and optical adjustment ranges. The final offered generation and accessory set must be confirmed in current documentation, because regional versions or available options can vary.

Which magnifications and optical details should I specify?

Haag-Streit's brochure lists five overall magnifications for the BQ 900: 6.3×, 10×, 16×, 25× and 40×. The manufacturer identifies a 13° stereo angle, 12.5× eyepiece magnification, adjustable eyepiece diopters from +8 to −8, and interpupillary distance adjustment from 52 to 78 mm. These are manufacturer specifications for the BQ 900 system. They help a clinic define instrument requirements but do not determine examination technique or patient suitability.

Ask the supplier to confirm the exact microscope, standard eyepiece set and any optional eyepieces in the quotation. If multiple users share the instrument, describe the adjustment requirements and request confirmation of the available range and configuration. Haag-Streit lists a stereo variator and inclined eyepiece adapter as options in its product comparison; do not assume these are supplied with the base unit.

Haag-Streit lists a slit width from 0 to 14 mm continuously, and slit length from 1 to 14 mm continuously plus fixed apertures. It also lists illumination field diameters of 8, 5, 3, 2, 1 and 0.2 mm, slit image rotation of ±90°, and illumination swivel ranges. These details can be useful when matching a procurement specification to the current brochure. Ask for the current document and confirm which components or filter set are standard or optional in the offered version.

What illumination and filters are listed for the BQ 900?

The BQ 900 brochure identifies LED as the source for examination slit and background illumination. It lists blue, red-free (green) and grey 10% filters. These are model-specific published features, not a substitute for reviewing lighting use or selecting an examination method. If a particular filter or background illumination control is required, state it in the quote and ask for the exact configuration and instructions.

Haag-Streit also describes the BQ 900's controls and mechanical operation on its product page. Those manufacturer statements are general product descriptions and do not establish performance for an individual unit, calibration state or clinical result. For a new or used instrument, request condition and inspection details, and ask which functions are included in the offered reference. If a facility is replacing a legacy slit lamp, identify differences in illumination, filters and control layout that staff may need to review before implementation.

The brochure also lists an optional yellow barrier filter. The optional label matters: it should appear as a separate line item if requested. Likewise, any illumination upgrade kit marketed for older Haag-Streit instruments applies to specific legacy models, not automatically to a new BQ 900. Ask the manufacturer or supplier to check the exact model and accessory reference rather than inferring fit from family name.

Does the BQ 900 include slit-lamp imaging?

Haag-Streit describes two imaging systems for the BQ 900: IM 600 and IM 910. The manufacturer's brochure compares imaging modules with different configurations, interfaces, software and included elements. These are add-on systems, not evidence that every BQ 900 includes a camera. If imaging is needed, define the documentation workflow, image acquisition, storage, display, software, computer and data transfer requirements separately.

The brochure identifies 4K resolution and 30 frames per second for certain IM 910 configurations, while IM 600 has a different resolution and camera interface. Exact features depend on selected module. It also lists options such as EyeSuite Imaging and interfaces including DICOM SCU, GDT or Samba Share for specified configurations. Do not claim that any interface will connect to a particular Nigerian clinic system without version-specific interoperability review. Ask Haag-Streit or the supplier to provide a current compatibility matrix covering the BQ 900, imaging module, software, computer, operating system and intended destination system.

For a camera upgrade, provide the BQ 900 configuration, existing camera or beam-splitter arrangement, computer and software versions, medical-record system, network restrictions and image-storage requirements. Have IT review cybersecurity, backups, user access, data retention and network connections. Ask the supplier to identify whether the camera, connector box, control panel, software licence, PC, monitor, cables, installation and training are included or separately quoted. The BQ 900's base listing makes no promise about any of these items.

Can the BQ 900 be supplied with a tonometer or table?

Haag-Streit describes its AT 900 Goldmann applanation tonometer for use with slit lamps, and product comparisons show compatible AT 900 variants. The BQ 900 product guide is not a tonometer listing. If you need tonometry, request the exact AT 900 model and mounting reference and confirm that it is the BQ variant designed for the BQ 900. Do not assume that another tonometer model or bracket will fit this instrument.

Similarly, Haag-Streit offers instrument tables and furniture separately. Its product page describes table options such as height adjustment and cable management, but these statements do not show that any table or patient chair is part of the BQ 900 catalogue record. Confirm dimensions, mounting plate, floor arrangement, height range, wheelchair access if needed, electrical supply for powered tables and compatibility with the exact slit lamp. If an existing table is to be reused, provide its manufacturer and model, mounting details and measurements for a technical review.

Ask for a room layout that shows slit lamp, table, chair, operator position, patient approach, electrical outlet and any imaging computer or display. The clinical team and facilities planner should confirm access, clearances and workflow. The supplier should state whether installation and table assembly are in scope; the product image alone cannot confirm fit or delivery of a complete station.

What site and electrical details matter in Nigeria?

Provide the planned examination-room dimensions, door access, furniture, instrument table and patient seating arrangements. Ask for the current BQ 900 installation and technical documentation with overall dimensions, working envelope, mounting interfaces, weight, power input and required clearances for the exact offered configuration. The brochure lists instrument dimensions, but it does not substitute for an installation drawing or site survey. If imaging or a powered table is requested, include the separate electrical and network needs of those components.

Have facility engineering check the room power connection, outlet placement, cable routing and grounding against the current instructions. Do not infer the supplied cord or plug from a USA product page. If a display, PC, camera, monitor or powered table is included, request its exact electrical requirements and total outlet needs. Where backup power or voltage regulation is part of the clinic design, let a qualified engineer specify it for the complete equipment set.

The route from receiving area to the clinic room also matters. Provide stairs, lifts, door width, corridor turns, loading access and floor details if constrained. Ask the quotation to say whether it covers shipping, unloading, internal movement, assembly, installation, commissioning or user orientation. None of those services is established by the product page, and each should be confirmed for the Nigerian destination.

How should a clinic compare BQ 900 with other slit lamps?

Compare the actual instrument family and required workflow. Haag-Streit distinguishes the BQ 900 Galilean slit lamp from the BX 900 photo slit lamp and from other models with different microscope types or lighting options. The current Franance category may list products from multiple manufacturers; a generic category label does not make those models equivalent. Review magnification, slit settings, illumination and filters, accessories, imaging, tonometry, table, room setup and support scope against the department's written requirement.

If a quote proposes the BX 900, BP 900 or another model as an alternative, require the exact model, manufacturer technical sheet and a side-by-side feature list. The name “Haag-Streit slit lamp” is not a sufficient configuration statement. Check imaging module, tonometer bracket and table compatibility separately for the replacement model. Never assume a BQ 900 accessory will carry over because it fits another model in the same manufacturer's range.

Use the BQ 900 exact listing and the slit-lamp category page to review the current Franance catalogue. These pages help locate listings; they do not confirm local availability or the contents of a quotation.

What should the BQ 900 quotation include?

Request the exact BQ 900 reference, microscope and eyepiece configuration, slit and filter specification, instrument base, power and documentation. Ask for a separate schedule for optional yellow filter, inclined eyepiece, stereo variator, imaging module, camera and software, tonometer, instrument table, chair, computer, display, installation and training. Each requested item should be named and marked included, optional, separately priced, excluded or pending a compatibility check.

For imaging, require the exact module, resolution, interface, software and computer requirements; for tonometry, require the specific AT 900 variant and its mounting confirmation; for furniture, require the exact compatible table and its size, electrical and installation scope. Ask for product manuals, compatibility documents, warranty terms, service contact and repair scope for the Nigerian site. Do not assume that a warranty or service claim shown for another country applies locally.

Ask the quotation to state shipping, delivery city, taxes or customs responsibilities, installation, commissioning, assembly, training, quote validity and payment terms. A local support plan should identify who is responsible, what is covered, response assumptions, parts and exclusions. If service is not confirmed, have the quote say so instead of treating it as included.

What should I include in a BQ 900 quote request?

Provide Franance with a request that clearly describes your intended configuration:

- Haag-Streit BQ 900 slit lamp and quantity.
- Clinic or hospital department, procurement contact, destination city and state in Nigeria.
- Desired microscope/eyepiece, magnification, illumination, filter or ergonomic options.
- Imaging module or camera, software, PC/display and network or records-system requirements, if any.
- AT 900 tonometer model and mounting configuration, if requested.
- Compatible instrument table, chair/furniture details and room dimensions if ordering a complete station.
- Power, installation route, commissioning, training and site-survey needs.
- Requested current manuals, accessory compatibility documents, service or warranty terms and delivery documentation.

Have ophthalmology staff approve the clinical equipment requirement and have IT, engineering, facilities and procurement review the system additions. Start with the BQ 900 model-filtered listing, the slit lamp product-filtered category page, or request a BQ 900 quotation from Franance. Franance will follow up to clarify scope; the listing does not take online payment.

Manufacturer sources and limitations

- Haag-Streit BQ 900 product page — product identity, five-step magnification, LED illumination, imaging options and accessory families. Accessed 20 October 2026. - Haag-Streit slit lamp education and document library — current manufacturer library lists the BQ 900 English brochure and instruction for use; confirm the current revision and configuration before ordering. - Haag-Streit slit lamp comparison — manufacturer comparisons of microscope, illumination, magnification and selected options across its models. - Haag-Streit slit lamp accessories — accessory families and model-specific compatibility descriptions.

Manufacturer product descriptions and technical data are not clinical advice and do not establish performance for a particular examination. This guide does not guarantee that accessories, imaging, tonometry, a table, software, warranty, service or installation are included. It makes no claim of Nigerian stock, price, delivery time, regulatory status or local service coverage. Confirm current documents, compatibility and commercial terms for the exact BQ 900 configuration in the written quotation.