With its sleek and functional design, the Prima Fix examination light is a powerhouse of advanced lighting technology—offering unparalleled performance for clinical observation and minor procedures.
Its round, ultra-flat shape makes it an ergonomic solution suitable for a wide range of installations, from outpatient surgery to intensive care units.
Equipped with a three-joint swivel arm, Prima Fix ensures perfect stability and smooth positioning during use. Its optical system is engineered to deliver deep, well-focused lighting, with a 15 cm diameter light field at 0.5 meters. The light intensity can be adjusted across six levels via the intuitive membrane keypad. A dedicated “C” button activates ambient lighting, making Prima Fix the first observation lamp to offer both focused and ambient illumination modes.
The transformer is integrated into the plug to keep the arm lightweight, and it includes interchangeable plugs (UK, US, EU) for global compatibility.
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Founded by Palmino Longoni in 1936, RIMSA is involved in the design and development of pantograph lamps. Since the 1980s, RIMSA has been synonymous with excellence in the design and production of high quality medical lamps, surgical lamps and scialytic lamps for operating theatres, doctors’ surgeries, clinics and hospitals.
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