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OPTIMUM RESULTS WITH TIMESCO’S OPTIMA VIEW®


Large 3.75” LCD screen with a 2.0 megapixel camera • HIGH RESOLUTION


Optimum quality product at an affordable price point • AFFORDABLE


• KEY FEATURES • Macintosh Blades


• 2 hours of usage on a full charge • HDMI connectivity to external monitor or TV screen • 7.5GB of built-in storage • Sterile single use blades


• GUARANTEED 1 year guarantee and after-sales support available www.timesco.com/optima-view


Manufacturer and Repairer of Surgical Instruments


Surgical Holdings is a family run business, established for 30 years. Based in Southend-on-Sea, we are an award-winning British surgical instrument manufacturer and repairer.


Specialists in: 4 Rigid scope repair 4 Orthopaedic power tools 4 Reusable instrumentation 4 Laparoscopic instruments


Focus on Sustainabilty With our reusable instruments, laparoscopic instruments, and our new hip surgery range


All instruments serviced in-house By our experienced and specialist technicians


WE ALL HAVE AN TO REFURBISH


ETHICAL DUTY OUR MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS


We also distribute key industry


brands, including the Bookwalter Retractor and Smoke Shark


SMART REPAIR vs buying new...


Our unique repair service for instruments, rigid endoscopes and orthopaedic power tools is a win for both the environment and your budget.


Proud to be a family-run British company


+44 (0)1702 602050 | info@surgicalholdings.co.uk surgicalholdings.co.uk


SAVES 50% IN CO2


SAVES 80% IN COST


Based in the City of


Southend


Promoting education; sharing knowledge and


offering training opportunities


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