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Measure and determine parameters of ophtalmic lenses

Automatic Lensmeter

Our range of Visionix Automatic Lensmeter provides fast, precise, and reliable measurements to optimize workflow. With advanced features and fully automated measurement, our automatic lensmeter offer simple and effective use. The ergonomic and elegant design ensures optimal comfort for eye care professionals. With Visionix, you can benefit from superior quality equipment for efficient and high-quality eye care practice.

The Automatic Lensmeter Visionix

Our range of automatic lensmeters offers advanced features such as progressive lens analysis and automatic detection of the pupillary distance. Visionix lensmeters are known for their high level of accuracy and precision in measuring lens power. They utilize advanced technology, such as Shack-Hartmann wavefront analysis, to ensure accurate and reliable measurements. This precision is crucial for determining the correct lens power and providing accurate eyewear for patients. With Visionix, benefit from superior quality equipment for effective and high-quality eye care practice.

Precision

Automatic lensmeters use advanced technologies to provide precise and reliable refraction measurements, reducing the risk of human error.

Speed

Automatic lensmeters can quickly and efficiently measure lens power, allowing eye care professionals to see more patients in less time.

Versatility

Automatic lensmeters can be used for a variety of measurements, including pupillary distance measurement, optical center height, automatic measurement taking, etc., offering great versatility for eye care professionals.”

Products

Visionix VX 40

Visionix Wavefront technology allows you to have a full detailed analysis of a frame at the push of the button. Experience the next generation auto lensmeter with the VX 40. The VX 40 can detect and analyze single vision, bifocals, and progressive lenses and is compatible with all lens technologies and brands.

Fully Automated – Fully automated lens analysis and measurement for VX 40.
Easy To Use – One-handed frame insertion, time-saving, automated process.
Automatic Lens Analysis – Reduction of travel time

Visionix VX 36

This generation of lensmeter allows the measure of the rate of transmission of the blue light and offers an intuitive user interface to enable the user to perform lens measurements simply and easily.

Blue light and UV measurement – VX 36 measures UV and Blue Light with ease and precision.
Automatic progressive lens detection
– VX 36 detects progressive lenses instantly, simplifying the operator’s task.
Improved ergonomics – VX 36 has 7″ color LCD touchscreen, adjustable for comfort.

Model Comparison

	VX 110	VX 120+	VX 120+ Dry Eye	VX 130+	VX 650
AR-K based WF.
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Occular Aberro.	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Retro	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Corneal Topograph	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Non Contact Tonometer		✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Scheimpflug Camera		✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Pachymetry		✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Full Eye Tracking	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Back surface of the cornea				✔️	✔️
Remote Access	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Colour camera			✔️		✔️
Dry eye			✔️		✔️
NBUT			✔️		✔️
Efron classification			✔️		✔️
Tear meniscus value			✔️		✔️
Fundus Camera					✔️

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FAQ

What types of measurements can be made with an automatic lensmeter?

An automatic lensmeter can mesure: Sphere power (SPH), cylinder power (CYL), axis, prism power, addition value, pupillary distance and segment height. Automatic lensmeter can also provide additional measurements such as lens thickness, lens material, and UV protection.

What are the main features to consider when choosing an automatic lensmeter?

When choosing an automatic lensmeter, consider among other things the accuracy, measurement range, supported lens types, ease of use and speed of measurement, to ensure that you select an instrument that meets your needs and provides accurate and reliable measurements.

How to maintain an automatic lensmeter to ensure accurate and reliable measurements?

Dust, debris, and fingerprints can affect the accuracy of measurements. Use a soft cloth to clean the lenses and surfaces of the lensmeter, and avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the instrument. Calibrating and maintaining an automatic lensmeter is essential to ensure accurate and reliable measurements.