7-Inch Touch Screen Digital Auto Lens Meter with UV Printing

Features Overview:

1. Precision measurement: LM-300 relies on the multi-point area measurement method from Hartmann to measure progressive lenses quickly and accurately. This method uses the data from over 80 spot measurements to ensure the most precise calculation possible.

2. Simple and accurate operation: With LM-300, forget about the ABBE constant. This model utilizes a green LED light source and requires no ABBE constant compensation, making the operation simpler and the measurements more precise.

3. High-speed processing system: The LM-300 features an extensible, integrated high-speed processing system with an impressive operation ability of up to 4000 DMIPS. This allows it to process images from capture to processing in less than 80ms.

4. Support for low light transmission and dispersion: LM-300 employs its high-speed processing system to process the received images and data quickly, ensuring accurate measurements of lenses with low light scattering.

5. Enhanced prism measurement: With an upper limit of 20 delta in both horizontal and vertical directions, the LM-300 offers flexible and wide-ranging measurement capabilities.

6. Automatic lens type identification: LM-300 comes with a system that automatically detects the lens type based on its characteristic parameters. It will automatically switch between normal lens mode and progressive multi-focal measurement mode as needed.

7. Comprehensive result printout: LM-300 supports the printout of PD, PH, and UV measurement results. You’ll get full insight about any glasses you measure.

The LM-300 is available in two color options – black and white. By default, we opt for the sleek white model unless a specific color request is placed.

Specifications:

Spherical power (spectacle lens) ranges from -25 m-1 to +25 m-1; Cylindrical power from -9.99 m-1 to +9.99 m-1; Progressive ADD power from -9.99 m-1 to +9.99 m-1; Spherical power (contact lens) from -20 m-1 to +20 m-1. There’s a variety of other specifications relating to measurements such as Vertex power step, Astigmatism axis angle, and much more. Detailed measurement scopes for these parameters can be seen below.