This combined autorefractor–keratometer objectively measures refractive error and corneal curvature, providing a fast starting point for subjective refinement. Digital readout and printing streamline the workflow. Common in optometry and ophthalmology clinics.
What to check before ordering
- Mains supply. Give us your voltage and plug type — this is a powered instrument.
- Consumables. Ask about printer paper availability in your market before ordering.
- Table height. Confirm the working height suits your table or chair unit.
- Service. Ask what spares and support arrangements apply at your destination.
Typically ordered with
A manual keratometer as a backup, a motorized instruments table and an LED vision screen chart — or browse the full ophthalmic range.
Ordered by higher-throughput clinics and hospital optometry departments. Request a quote with quantities and destination and we’ll reply with export terms.
