Reliable corneal mapping for smarter eye care decisions.
The SW-6000 Corneal Topographer is a non-contact diagnostic device used to measure and map the curvature of the cornea. It creates detailed color maps that help eye care professionals diagnose corneal disorders, plan refractive surgeries, and improve contact lens fitting.
The SW-6000 Corneal Topographer is designed for accurate and reliable corneal surface analysis. It uses Placido ring projection technology to capture reflected images from the cornea. These reflections are analyzed by advanced software to generate detailed curvature and power maps.
The system provides axial, tangential, refractive, and elevation maps, giving doctors a complete understanding of corneal shape. It supports early detection of keratoconus and other corneal irregularities. The device also helps in pre-operative screening for LASIK and other refractive procedures.
With fast image capture, automatic alignment, and user-friendly software, the SW-6000 improves clinical workflow while maintaining high diagnostic accuracy. It is suitable for ophthalmology hospitals, eye clinics, and optometry centers.
Key Features
1. What is the SW-6000 used for?
It is used to measure and map the corneal surface to help diagnose and manage corneal conditions.
2. Is the procedure painful?
No. The examination is non-contact and completely painless.
3. How long does the test take?
The scan usually takes only a few seconds per eye.
4. Can it detect keratoconus?
Yes. The system helps detect early signs of keratoconus and monitor its progression.
5. Is it necessary before LASIK surgery?
Yes. Corneal topography is an important step before refractive surgery.
6. Does it help with contact lens fitting?
Yes. It provides detailed corneal data for accurate lens fitting.
7. Can it store patient data?
Yes. The system allows storage and comparison of patient examinations.
8. Is the SW-6000 suitable for small clinics?
Yes. Its compact design makes it suitable for clinics of different sizes.
