ophthalmic tonometer automatic non-contact rapid measurement
ST-1000 automatic non-contact tonometer has the advantages of
simple operation, rapid measurement, non-contact, no need for
surface anesthesia, automatic printing of test results, etc. It can
assist in the diagnosis of cataract, glaucoma and other diseases.
Non Contact Tonometer specification
| Intraocular pressure (IOP) measuring range | 1mmHg~ 30mmHg /1mmHg ~60mmHg ( precision of 1mmHg) |
| Measuring system | dual sensor system of light and pressure |
| Working distance | ≥11mm |
| R/L | automatic detection and display |
| Measuring result | 10 times per eye; 3 times result printing per eye |
| Recording | build-in printer |
| Measuring mode | auto/manual |
| Movement range | ≥30mm(front to back)/ 90mm(left to right)/ 30mm(vertical) |
| Jaw layer vertical movement | ≥30mm(front to back)/ 90mm(left to right)/ 30mm(vertical) |
| Display mode | 10.1-inch HDMI color LED touch monitor |
| Output port | USB2.0 |
Features:
• Fully automatic touch screen, one-key operation, automatic head
alignment, focusing, automatic measurement of intraocular pressure
value of both eyes
• Gentle air jet for more stable intraocular pressure measurement
• Built-in thermal printer, inspection results can be obtained
immediately
Company Introduction
Focusing on the two major public health problems of adolescent
myopia and elderly ophthalmology, our company researches new
diagnostic and treatment equipment for ophthalmology, develops
low-cost applicable technology products, realizes
industrialization, reduces the cost of social medical and health
system, and serves the strategic needs of national health.The company always adhere to the "high-tech,new vision" for the enterprise development
concept.We have a strong technical force, has been awarded 11 patents, and
obtained 13,485 quality system certification.Bio has established an efficient marketing team and a perfect
after-sales service system to provide medical equipment with the
highest cost performance and meticulous service.
