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The Weco E12 Groove is an all-in-one patternless edging system that can satisfy all the core needs of a finishing lab. It offers grooving, safety bevel, high luster polishing, and an advanced edging cycle to tackle difficult super hydrophobic lenses. Its most innovative feature is the new Gravitech® 3D Non-Contact tracing system, cutting the time to trace a lens to under 4 seconds!
With an intuitive interface that guides you step-by-step in every phase of the process, lens finishing has never been easier.
The Weco E12 groove integrates the best optical system on the market, allowing you to center your lenses in a fully parallax-free environment. See every lens marking and engraving, even ones you can‘t see with the naked eye with its high-definition camera system.
Gravitech powered tracing enables you to easily trace a demo lens in under 4 seconds! It’s exceptional accuracy and precision produces results that are superior to a traditional mechanical tracer.
The intuitive parallax-free , camera-assisted blocking system has been simplified to 3 easy steps that helps eliminate human error during the blocking process, decreasing the dreaded “redo” and increasing your patient satisfaction.
Dimensions
Complies with safety directives:
EN 61010-1, Di 2006/42/EC, Di 2014/35/UE, Di 2011/65/UE, Di 2012/19/UE
Complies with EMC directives:
Di 2014/30/EC, EN 61000-3-3 (EN 55016-2-3 “Classe B”), EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-6-2
UL standards for 120 V version:
UL/CSA 61010-1
GraviTech 2.0
Shape Administration
Centering
Edging
Special Features
Communication
| E12 | E12 Groove |
|---|---|
| Tracing | Gravitech |
| Safety Bevel | Yes |
| Grooving | Yes |
| Super-Hydrophobic Lens Cycle | Yes |
| Small Eye Sizes < 21mm | Yes |
| Color LCD Display | Yes |
| Touch Screen Interface | Yes |
| High Luster Polish | Yes |
| Driling | Fixed 10° |
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