Russian VI 2005

Description

Russian VI 2005

Russian VI 2005 Vaginal Speculum – Heavy-Duty Veterinary Instrument for Large Animal Reproductive Procedures

Industrial-Strength Design for Demanding Veterinary Applications

The Russian VI 2005 is a robust vaginal speculum engineered for high-performance reproductive examinations and artificial insemination in cattle, horses, and other large animals. Built to withstand rigorous field use in all climates, this instrument combines Soviet-era durability with modern ergonomic features for reliable operation in challenging farm and veterinary clinic conditions.

Technical Specifications & Construction

1. Military-Grade Materials

   • Cold-forged 40X stainless steel (GOST 5632-72 standard)

   • Chrome-plated surfaces for corrosion resistance

   • 380mm extended length (15″) with 45-80mm adjustable diameter

2. Enhanced Visibility System

   • Dual-position incandescent lighting (30W/60W)

   • 120° field of view with polished reflector

   • Unbreakable borosilicate lens

3. Mechanical Features

   • Triple-gear blade expansion mechanism

   • 360° rotating head with locking collar

   • Knurled steel handle with impact-resistant coating

Clinical Applications

• Field Reproductive Examinations

  • Estrus detection in harsh environments

  • Vaginal trauma assessment

• Breeding Procedures

  • Deep uterine AI in cattle

  • Mare fertility evaluations

• Therapeutic Interventions

  • Vaginal prolapse management

  • Post-partum examinations

Performance Advantages

✔ Extreme Durability – Withstands -40°C to +60°C operation
✔ Reliable Operation – Mechanical system requires no batteries
✔ Easy Maintenance – Fully disassemblable for cleaning

Complete Field Kit

• Main speculum body

• 4 hardened steel blades (45/55/65/80mm)

• Bullet case with foam inserts

• Spare bulb kit

• Illustrated maintenance manual

Certifications:

• GOST R 51609-2000 Medical Standard

• ISO 9001:2015 Quality System

• IP56 Dust/Water Resistance

The Russian VI 2005 delivers unmatched ruggedness and reliability, making it the preferred choice for veterinarians working in extreme conditions across Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and beyond.

Russian VI 2005

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