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Examination of single vision, bifocal and progressive lenses
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UV transmittance testing
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Quality control in optical workshops
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Pre-dispensing accuracy check for spectacles
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Cross-validation of lens power during refraction workflow
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Compact, accurate and easy-to-use digital lensmeter for dependable daily optical measurements.
The HLM-1 is a compact digital lensmeter designed for fast and dependable measurement of single vision, bifocal and progressive lenses. It offers precise readings, a bright display and simple operation, making it ideal for optical practices and clinics.
The HLM-1 Lensmeter is engineered to deliver precise and efficient measurement of eyeglass lenses using advanced digital optics. With an intuitive interface, reliable measurement algorithms and a compact body, it ensures comfortable operation even in busy clinical environments.
The device supports complete lens analysis including sphere, cylinder, axis, prism and UV transmission. Its stable optical system and clear digital display make it suitable for accurate prescription verification, progressive lens evaluation and optical quality checks.
Built for durability and accuracy, the HLM-1 is an excellent choice for vision clinics, optical shops and laboratories seeking consistent and user-friendly performance.
Examination of single vision, bifocal and progressive lenses
UV transmittance testing
Quality control in optical workshops
Pre-dispensing accuracy check for spectacles
Cross-validation of lens power during refraction workflow
Clear and bright display for easy reading
Compact structure suitable for small optical spaces
Fast workflow with minimal operator effort
Reliable performance for daily use
Smooth lens positioning for consistent results
1. What types of lenses can the HLM-1 measure?
It measures single vision, bifocal, progressive lenses and UV transmission.
2. Is the device easy to learn?
Yes. It offers a simple, user-friendly interface suitable for new and experienced operators.
3. Does the HLM-1 provide accurate readings?
Yes. It uses stable digital optics for reliable and consistent measurement.
4. Is it suitable for small clinics?
Yes. Its compact design fits well in limited spaces without reducing performance.
5. Can it verify prescriptions before dispensing?
Yes. It is widely used for verifying lens accuracy before dispensing spectacles.