Autorefractor

Your Professional Autorefractor Supplier

 

 

VisualTech (Shanghai) Corporation, commonly referred to as VisualTech, is a professional supplier of ophthalmic equipment, optometry and ophthalmic medical instruments, as well as optical lab equipment for the eyeglasses.

 

 

 

Why Choose Us

 

 

Quality Services

The company has adapted to the transition of traditional offline exhibition models to convenient & efficient online shopping methods. Wherever the need arises, VisualTech is there to provide its superior products and exceptional customer service.

 

Quality Assurance

Our goal is to offer you the fastest and most reliable service, ensuring you have access to the highest-quality products at competitive prices.

 

Well Equipped

VisualTech offers a diverse range of products to the ophthalmic industry, Includes combined tables, autorefractor, digital lensmeter, phoropter, visual charts, trial lens sets, trial frames, ophthalmic slit lamp, non-contact tonometer, fundus camera, retinoscope & ophthalmoscope, perimeter, AB scan, Biometer, dry-eye analyzer etc.

9 Inch Touch Screen Auto Refractometer

 

Benefits of Autorefractor

One of the biggest benefits of using an autorefractor is its speed and accuracy. The measurements taken by the autorefractor are quick and precise, providing us with valuable information about the refractive error of your eyes. This helps us determine the most accurate prescription for your glasses or contact lenses.

Another great benefit of the autorefractor is that it doesn’t require any feedback from you. You don’t have to worry about answering any questions or making any choices. This makes the process easier and more comfortable for you, especially if you’re feeling a bit nervous about your eye exam.

An autorefractor is also incredibly versatile, allowing us to use it for patients of all ages and abilities. Its non-invasive and painless nature makes it perfect for young children or patients with disabilities who may be nervous about traditional eye exams.

 

Types of Autorefractor
 
 
 

9 Inch Touch Screen Auto Refractometer

RM-160 and RK160 are equipped with a powerful processor, which is combined with the Hartmann-Shack wavefront technology. This technology is designed to measure the optical aberrations of the eye, thereby providing accurate results.

 
 

9 Inch Touch Screen Auto Refractometer

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Auto Refractometer With Keratometer

An auto refractometer is a diagnostic machine commonly used by eye doctors to measure the refractive error of the eye. It is a useful tool for determining the appropriate prescription for contact lenses or eyeglasses. This auto refractometer uses 8” TFT Touch screen and the monitor is flip. Electric chin-rest lifting, the optometrists could adjust the chinrest height easily.

 
 

Big Screen Autorefractor Keratometer

FA-100K is one of the top products among the new fully autorefractor keratometers. It is equipped with an advanced rotary prism optical system, which offers fast measurement speed, accurate results, and exquisite overall workmanship.

 

 

Does Autorefractor Detect Astigmatism?

 

Autorefractors are highly advanced digital instruments that can detect various types of refractive errors including astigmatism. The device works by sending light pulses into the patient’s eyes and then recording how the light is focused on their retina. It then determines any astigmatism, myopia, hyperopia, or presbyopia present in the eye and sends this information to the practitioner who can make an accurate assessment regarding vision correction.

 

The accuracy of autorefractors for detecting astigmatism has been well documented over the years, with some studies suggesting they can even be more reliable than manual refraction tests done by qualified practitioners. In one study conducted in 2015, autorefractors were able to determine astigmatism within 0.2 diopters of the accepted standard and even exceeded human error standards in certain cases. This makes them much more reliable than other technologies used to test refractive errors such as corneal topography or retinoscopy.

 

In addition to providing accurate results for glasses and contact lenses prescriptions, autorefractor tests offer many other important benefits when it comes to detecting astigmatism as well. These devices are very effective at detecting subtle changes in a person’s vision over time which can alert doctors if there have been any significant changes since their last visit. This helps ensure that patients receive timely treatment when needed while avoiding unnecessary treatments or costs associated with inefficient care delivery processes.

 

Common Autorefractor Repair Issues

 
 
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Electrical

Device is not turning ON – It could be power cord problem, power switch failure or blown fuse.
LCD display does not function properly – You may be seeing a black screen, white screen or blurred screen.

 
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Mechanical & Control Systems

Main body of the machine is not moving properly – up/down or lateral movement is impacted
Printer is not working
Locking structure malfunction
Poor Key response or buttons not functioning

 
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Measurement accuracy & calibration problems

Device refraction results (spherical power, astigmatism power or PD value) are not accurate or consistent- requires calibration
Keratometry does not work, or is not accurate or consistent

Big Screen Autorefractor Keratometer

 

 
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FAQ
 

Q: What is an autorefractor used for?

A: An autorefractor or automated refractor is a computer-controlled machine used during an eye examination to provide an objective measurement of a person's refractive error and prescription for glasses or contact lenses. This is achieved by measuring how light is changed as it enters a person's eye.

Q: Does autorefractor measure pupillary distance?

A: It can measure and indicate pupils' distance automatically by using measurement of reflection eyes.

Q: How does an autorefractor work?

A: An autorefractor works by shining a beam of light into the patient's eye and measuring the way that the light is refracted. The instrument then uses this information to calculate the patient's refractive error, which includes among other things measurements of spherical power, cylinder power and axis.

Q: Can autorefractor be used on patients of all ages?

A: Autorefractor can be used on patients of all ages, from infants to seniors. However, the measurements may be less accurate in patients with certain eye conditions, lens opacities or abnormalities.

Q: How long does it take to perform a measurement with an autorefractor?

A: The measurement process with an autorefractor typically takes only a few seconds, making it a quick and efficient way to measure a patient's refractive error.

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