Auto Lensmeters Tomey TL-6000

For all types of lenses, the Tomey TL-6000's 117-point Hartmann sensor wavefront technology ensures improved measuring accuracy and speed.

 

 

WAVEFRONT TECHNOLOGY WITH HARTMANN SENSOR (117 POINTS)

 

The Tomey TL-6000  uses 117 point Hartmann sensor wavefront technology to offer superior measuring accuracy and speed for all types of lenses.q2

When measuring high index lenses, the use of a green LED measurement light eliminates the need for Abbe compensation.

 

SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENT OF UV/BLUE LIGHT AND POWER

 

Blue light filtering lenses have made their way into ophthalmology shops, where they shield the eyes from the harmful blue light emitted by LED screens. Show your patients the transmittance of blue light (465 nm) and UV light (375 nm) passing through their lenses while measuring optical power.

 

LENS MARK RECOGNITION SUPPORT

 

A variety of grid patterns will aid in the detection of lens marks as well as the visualisation of multifocal lens distortion. The grid patterns are changed by swiping a finger across the 7-inch touch panel.

 

SIMPLE POWER MAPPING

 

You can observe the progression zone of multifocal lenses using the simple power mapping function. The PD-value and L-work value's is elevated to a k-specific characteristic.

 

Tomey USA unveiled their new Auto Lensmeter models, the Tomey TL-6000.

 

The device's most essential feature is the 118-point Hartmann sensor. This wavefront technology is utilised to determine lens power and deliver the most exact and rapid readings even while testing multifocal lepanels.

 

The latest Tomey lensmeter models have been released. Users can use the Tomey TL-6000  to assess both UV and blue light transmission. Different patterns let the user locate the laser etching and visualise the lens distortion. The grid can be changed by swiping a finger across the 7-inch touch panel.