Automatic Lensmeter

Hartmann Sensor with 108 measurement pointsUnique lens table that broadens the measurement rangeUser-friendly tiltable LCD with a 5.7-inch touch color panel

Check for distortionMeasurement of the transmittance of green lightinput:
output:Comprehensive Detailsinput:
output:Hartmann Sensor with 108 measurement pointsinput:
output:An advanced measurement principle that involves the simultaneous measurement of 108 data points within the nosepiece delivers improved accuracy and reliability, as well as the ability to perform measurements more quickly and easily.input:
output:Unique lens table that broadens the measurement rangeinput:
output:The nosepiece can partially enter the lens table due to a distinctive mechanism of the lens table. The mechanical modification allows for the effortless measurement of the progressive lens's near portion without the need to remove the lens table, despite the fact that the near portion is situated on the frame's edge.Check for distortion



This function displays the lens distortion of the glasses that customers have worn. It compares the power of the center portion in the nosepiece aperture with the vertex power of peripheral eight portions. The peripheral eight portions' degrees of deviation from ISO standards are indicated by color.input:
output:Green light/UV transmittance measurementThe green light source is employed by the LM-1800PD/1800P to measure the transmittance of visible light. Until now, the transmittance through tinted lenses, such as sunglasses, has been estimated solely by feel. This function digitally calculates the transmittance. It is also capable of measuring UV transmittance in the range of 0 to 100% in increments of 1 or 5%. The two lenses can be easily compared.