Complete eye diagnostics in one compact system.
The Tomey AL-2000 is a combined optical biometer and pachymeter used for precise eye measurements before cataract and refractive surgery. It helps doctors measure axial length, corneal thickness, and other essential parameters for accurate diagnosis and IOL power calculation.
The Tomey AL-2000 is a multifunctional ophthalmic diagnostic device that combines optical biometry with pachymetry in one compact unit. It uses advanced optical technology to measure key eye parameters such as axial length, corneal curvature, and anterior chamber depth. In addition, it performs pachymetry — the measurement of corneal thickness — which is important for glaucoma evaluation, refractive surgery planning, and corneal health assessments.
This system is designed for use in eye hospitals, refractive surgery centers, and high-volume cataract clinics. The non-contact optical design enhances patient comfort and reduces the risk of infection. With built-in IOL calculation formulas and fast measurement capabilities, the AL-2000 supports efficient clinic workflows and accurate surgical planning.
The integration of biometry and pachymetry allows clinicians to gather multiple diagnostic data points without the need for separate devices, saving space and time.
Key Features
The Tomey AL-2000 is used for:
It provides essential data to support accurate clinical decisions across multiple ophthalmic specialties.
1. What is the Tomey AL-2000 used for?
It combines optical biometry and pachymetry for eye measurements and IOL calculation.
2. Does it measure corneal thickness?
Yes, it includes pachymetry for central corneal thickness.
3. Is it non-contact?
Yes. It uses non-contact optical measurement.
4. What parameters does it measure?
It measures axial length, keratometry, anterior chamber depth, and corneal thickness.
5. Can it help in glaucoma evaluation?
Yes. Corneal thickness can be useful in glaucoma risk assessment.
6. Does it include IOL formulas?
Yes, it includes built-in modern IOL power calculation formulas.
7. Is it suitable for busy clinics?
Yes, its fast measurement and combined diagnostics help workflow.
8. Who can operate this device?
Trained ophthalmic technicians or ophthalmologists.
