Ophthalmic Phoropter With Wide Sphere and Cylinder Range for Clinical Refraction Testing

• Wide Sphere Power Range: Supports a broad sphere measurement range from +16.75D to -19.00D, providing comprehensive refraction coverage for various vision testing and optical examination requirements.
• Extended Cylinder Measurement Capability: Features cylinder measurement up to 8.00D with a -2.00D auxiliary lens, allowing accurate assessment of astigmatism and complex refractive conditions.
• High Reading Precision: Delivers a minimum reading precision of 0.12D when using the auxiliary lens, helping improve measurement accuracy and supporting detailed ophthalmic examinations.
• Full Astigmatic Axis Scale: Equipped with a complete astigmatic axis scale ranging from 0° to 180° in precise 5° increments for reliable and flexible astigmatism evaluation.
• Optional Housing Color Finishes: Available in both white and black housing finishes to match different clinical environments, optical stores, and ophthalmic examination room preferences.

• Ophthalmic and Optometry Clinical Applications: Suited for ophthalmic clinics, optometry centers, eye hospitals, and vision care facilities requiring precise and reliable refraction equipment for daily diagnostic use.
• Professional Refraction and Vision Assessment: Commonly used by optometrists and ophthalmologists for subjective refraction testing, prescription determination, visual acuity evaluation, and routine eye examinations.
• Outpatient and Specialist Examination Support: Appropriate for both outpatient consultation rooms and specialist ophthalmic departments requiring accurate refractive measurement performance for various patient groups.
• Durable and Precision Instrument Design: Built with stable mechanical structure and high-precision optical components to ensure consistent measurement accuracy, long-term durability, and dependable daily operation.
• Comprehensive Clinical Eye Care Use: Suitable for routine vision screening, corrective lens prescription, astigmatism evaluation, and comprehensive refractive assessment in professional eye care environments.

Q1: Is this phoropter compatible with motorized or digital refraction units, or is it intended solely for manual operation?
A1: This model is designed for manual operation and integrates with standard refraction stands and conventional ophthalmic workstation configurations.

Q2: How are the lens discs and mechanical dials constructed to maintain accuracy across extended daily clinical use?
A2: The lens disc assemblies and adjustment dials are built with precision-machined metal components that maintain calibration stability and consistent optical performance over time.

Q3: What ordering lead time should clinics expect, and is remote or on-site technical support provided after delivery?
A3: Standard lead times are confirmed upon order placement, and after-sales support is provided; clinics building full ophthalmic setups may also review the auto-non-contact tonometer.