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Ran Surgicals
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SKU: RS-SCP-1201
Laparoscope 0° — Forward Viewing
Free delivery
Estimated arrival by Fri, 11 Sep · dispatched in 1 working day.
7-day returns
Report damage or a mismatch within 7 days of delivery.
Warranty
12 months against manufacturing defects
A 0° rod-lens telescope giving a straight-ahead view along the axis of the shaft. It is the scope most surgeons learn on and the one that stays on the trolley for routine work, because what is seen corresponds directly to where the scope is pointed — no mental correction for an offset view.
That directness is its strength and its limit. It cannot see around a structure, which is why an angled scope earns its place alongside it rather than replacing it.
The rod-lens optical train gives markedly better light transmission and resolution than a fibre bundle of the same diameter, which is the difference between a workable image and a good one at depth. Autoclavable, with a standard fibre-optic light post.
10 mm suits adult general surgery; 5 mm is the choice for paediatric and slimmer working corridors.
- Viewing angle
- 0° (forward)
- Diameters
- 5 mm / 10 mm
- Optics
- Rod lens
- Light post
- Standard fibre optic
- Reprocessing
- Autoclavable
- Weight
- 0.31 kg
Shipping
Orders placed before 2 PM are dispatched the same working day.
Orders above ₹2,000 ship free. Below that, a flat charge of ₹79 applies. Typical delivery is 5 days across India.
Returns
This product can be returned within 7 days of delivery if it arrives damaged, incorrect or unused in its original packaging.
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Autoclaves without fogging
Dr. Manish Rawat Verified purchase
Many cycles in with no moisture ingress or clouding, which is where scopes usually start to fail. Seals are clearly good.
— Surgical Registrar, Dehradun
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Start trainees on the 0°
Nurse Manager, Lotus Multispecialty
Direct correspondence between where you point and what you see makes it much easier to learn on. We add the 30° once they are oriented.
— OT In-charge, Bengaluru
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Bright, clear image
Dr. Ritu Chawla
Rod-lens optics give noticeably better light transmission than the fibre scope we replaced. The difference at depth is obvious.
— Consultant Gynaecologist, Lucknow
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Good value against imported scopes
Procurement Head, Medicare Group
We compared against a well-known imported scope and the image is close enough that the price difference decided it for us.
— Hospital Procurement, Indore
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The 30° earns its place
CSSD Supervisor, Shree Hospital Verified purchase
Takes some practice to coordinate but for the difficult gallbladder the view up into Calot's triangle is worth the learning curve. We now keep both angles on the trolley.
— Sterile Services, Ahmedabad
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Light post fits our existing cables
Dr. Sunita Deshpande Verified purchase
Standard fitting worked with the cables we already had, so no additional purchase needed. Straightforward.
— Consultant Surgeon, Nagpur
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Excellent optics, handle with care
Dr. Sandeep Joshi
Image quality is genuinely very good. As with any scope it is fragile — we bought the metal case at the same time and would recommend doing so.
— Surgical Gastroenterologist, Mumbai
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Questions about this product, answered by our team. Can't see yours? Contact us and we will add it here.
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Should I buy the 0 degree or the 30 degree scope?
Asked by Dr. Neha Agarwal · 11 Aug 2026
AIf you are buying one, buy the 0° — it is easier to learn on because what you see corresponds directly to where you point. Add the 30° once you are oriented; it is the better scope for the difficult gallbladder and for pelvic work.
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Will it fit our existing light cable?
Asked by CSSD Supervisor, Shree Hospital · 04 Jun 2026
AIt has a standard fibre-optic light post which fits most common cables. Tell us which cables you use and we will confirm, or supply an adapter if needed.
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What is the difference between rod-lens and fibre optics?
Asked by Dr. Arjun Bhatia · 12 Apr 2026
AA rod-lens train transmits considerably more light and resolves better than a fibre bundle of the same diameter. At depth in the abdomen that is the difference between a workable image and a good one.
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Is the scope autoclavable?
Asked by Dr. Priya Ramanathan · 01 Apr 2026
AYes, it is fully autoclavable. Follow the stated cycle parameters and allow it to cool naturally rather than quenching, which is what damages seals over time.
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Do you recommend buying a case with the scope?
Asked by Dr. Farhan Qureshi · 18 Feb 2026
AYes. Most scope damage happens outside the patient, in transit or in a drawer. The metal scope box with a foam cradle is inexpensive relative to the scope and prevents the most common damage.
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