Visionstar JSL-266

Practices needing equipment secured benefit most. A closed case can be locked in a cupboard at the end of a clinic, which an open tray cannot, and that matters where rooms are shared or cleaned by others.

Infection-conscious clinics gain from lenses stored behind a lid rather than exposed on a bench between sessions.

Multi-site groups can move a cased set between clinics without handling loose lenses, which reduces the risk of a dropped or misplaced lens in transit.

Hospital eye departments suit metal rims, where a set is handled by many clinicians over many years.

Teaching clinics benefit from both the durability and the case, since sets used by students see the heaviest handling of all.

Practices with limited secure storage can keep the set in its case rather than dedicating a locked drawer to it.

Rooms where the set stays permanently on the bench may not need a case, and the plastic SL-266 costs less.

Compatibility with existing frames depends on the unpublished ring outer diameter, which should be confirmed before purchase.

A lid that closes

Lenses are protected from dust and handling between sessions.

Brass catches

Front catches hold the lid shut, as shown in the photograph.

Moves as one unit

The whole set can be carried or transferred without lifting loose lenses.

Metal rims

Rings that resist knocks, so fewer lenses go out of service.

Crimson lining

A contrasting tray that shows an empty slot at a glance.

Labelled columns

Each group sits under a printed label for quick selection.

Securable storage

A closed case can be put away or locked, subject to confirming the catches.

Same footprint

532 × 312 mm matches the rest of the range, so bench planning is unchanged.

Its key question flagged

Whether the case is standard or optional is identified here as the thing to confirm.

Hinged presentation case

Black case with a lifting lid, as photographed. Supply confirmed at order.

Brass catches

At the front of the case. Whether they lock is confirmed at order.

Metal-rimmed lenses

Rings in metal, per the sheet heading.

Crimson tray

A red lining with labelled columns and a central recess.

36.5 mm inner diameter

The clear aperture of each ring.

Tray size

532 × 312 × 34 mm.

Central groups

Two smaller banks with a handled accessory. Contents confirmed at order.

Case supply

Not stated as standard. Confirmed at order.

Lens count

Not stated. Confirmed before supply.

Weight

Not published on this sheet. Obtained before supply.

Ring outer diameter

Not published. Confirmed against your trial frames before supply.

Power range and steps

Not published. Confirmed before supply.

The Visionstar JSL-266 is the metal-rimmed version of a four-part range, photographed both as a crimson tray and inside a black hinged case with brass catches. The case is what distinguishes it: lenses stay clean between sessions, the set moves as one piece, and it can be put away or locked at the end of a clinic, none of which an open tray allows. Metal rims add durability where a set is shared over years. Whether the case is supplied as standard is not stated and is the first thing to settle, along with the lens count, weight, power range and ring outer diameter, all of which the sheet omits. Medigear.uk confirms each in writing. Contact the Medigear.uk team for pricing and full contents.