Medical Device Manufacturing
Reliable image capture and analysis for your RA/QA documentation: With digital microscope solutions from Leica you can rely on what you see when documenting for medical device production or development.
Be confident in the image results: Digital microscopes deliver trustworthy image data ensuring that what you see is what it is. Experience real-time, high quality digital imaging with a 10 MP camera and a rate up to 37 frames per second, combined with intelligent software functions and encoded system parameters. Identify, validate, and document quickly to help fulfill the compliance and safety requirements for your products and components.
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S9 Series
Greenough Stereo Microscopes S series
Leica IC90 E
Integrated camera for stereo microscope with ethernet connection and 10 MP resolution
Leica DVM6
Digital microscope for 2D and 3D imaging and analysis
Leica DMS300
Digital microscope for inspection in manufacturing and quality control
Leica DMC4500
Allrounder Microscope Camera
Leica DMS1000
Digital microscope for inspection and measurement in manufacturing and quality control
A60 F & A60 S
Industrial Stereo Microscopes for Production
Leica DM4 M & DM6 M
Upright Materials Microscopes
Leica XL Stand
Modular stand allows inspection of large samples at high stereoscopic magnifications
Document with less effort for RA/QA compliance
A proficient documentation workflow can also help you to adapt and comply more easily with RA/QA requirements. They are becoming ever stricter for medical device and instrument manufacturing. Leica imaging solutions allow you to obtain reliable, reproducible results handily, giving you peace of mind during documentation.
Report generation with Leica software
As an example, measurements on images of bone screws and a fixation plate have been made with the software Leica Application Suite (LAS) X. A report of the results can be quickly generated for documentation with one click using a customizable template.
For more details on measuring and documenting with LAS X, refer to our report Inspecting and Analyzing Printed Circuit Boards Quickly and Reliably with a Digital Microscope.
Be confident in the image data, perform reliable inspection
Our imaging systems use award-winning optics and high resolution digital cameras, so they produce distortion free images.
Such image data is a big advantage for reliable and efficient documentation necessary for medical device and instrumentation manufacturing.
Generally, optics can have these types of aberration which require correction:
- monochromatic (independent of the light’s wavelength [color]), such as astigmatism, coma, and field curvature
- chromatic (dependent on the light’s wavelength).
Our planapochromatically corrected optics are of the highest class providing flawless images. In addition, Leica digital microscope cameras use sensors with up to 10 megapixels and a live image recording rate of up to 37 frames per second.
For more details, refer to Leica objective lenses and optics.
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