Clinical Areas:

Retina and Fundus

Glaucoma and Intraocular Pressure

Myopia Control

Cataract

Optics

The optician and the optical laboratory play a fundamental role in the visual health chain, being responsible for the assembly, fitting, and quality control of ophthalmic lenses that reach the end patient. With the support of modern equipment such as lensmeters, blockers, tracers, and edgers, optical laboratories are able to offer greater precision, productivity, and high-quality finishes in every job performed. The automation of processes helps reduce errors, optimize production flow, and ensure greater efficiency in the day-to-day operations of optical shops and optical centers. Furthermore, the combination of technology, technical expertise, and rigorous quality control ensures more comfortable lenses, better visual adaptation, and greater satisfaction for the end customer.

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Our models

Huvitz Automatic Tracer/Blocker HAB-910

Huvitz Automatic Tracer/Blocker HAB-910

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Huvitz Automatic Edger HPE-410

Huvitz Automatic Edger HPE-410

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iiNEER System

Tooltip iiNEER System

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Ezer Autorefractor Keratometer ERK-BH

Ezer Autorefractometer Keratometer ERK-BH

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Ezer Auto Refractometer / Keratometer ERK-H

Ezer Autorefractor / Keratometer ERK-H

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Ezer ERK-9200 Auto Refractor Keratometer

Ezer Autorefractometer Keratometer ERK-9200

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