Advanced accuracy for effortless lens measurement.
The Visionix Lensmeter VL-1000 is a modern digital lensmeter designed for precise and fast measurement of all major lens types. It features a user-friendly touchscreen, automatic lens detection, and UV testing capability, making it ideal for optical clinics, eyewear stores, and laboratories.
The Visionix Lensmeter VL-1000 is a next generation digital lensmeter engineered to simplify the process of lens verification with high accuracy and speed. Its wavefront based technology ensures stable and repeatable readings for single vision, progressive and bifocal lenses. The large touchscreen display offers an intuitive interface that guides the user throughout the measurement process, making it suitable for both experienced practitioners and new technicians.
The device supports automatic lens type detection, alignment assistance and prism measurement. It also provides UV transmission analysis for assessing lens protection. Its compact and modern structure fits seamlessly into optical practices, diagnostic centers and lens dispensing setups. With its high precision and user-friendly operation, the VL-1000 enhances workflow efficiency and ensures consistent measurement quality.
Verification of prescription lenses before dispensing
Measurement of single vision, progressive and bifocal lenses
Lens power validation for optical retail and clinical eye care
UV transmission assessment for protective lenses
Quality control during eyewear production and servicing
Wavefront based measurement for high accuracy
Automatic detection of lens type and alignment
Fast and reliable readings for improved workflow
Large touchscreen for easy operation
UV transmission testing included
1. Can the VL-1000 measure progressive lenses?
Yes, it provides accurate mapping and measurement of progressive lenses.
2. Does it offer UV measurement?
Yes, the VL-1000 includes UV transmission analysis.
3. Is it suitable for beginners?
The touchscreen guided workflow makes it user friendly for all skill levels.
4. What lens types can the device measure?
Single vision, progressive and bifocal lenses across most commonly used materials.
5. Can it measure prism and addition?
Yes, it provides stable readings for both prism and addition power.
