The manual keratometer measures the curvature of the anterior cornea by aligning reflected mires, yielding K-readings for contact-lens fitting and astigmatism evaluation. A reliable optical instrument requiring no power.
What to check before ordering
- Mounting. Confirm whether a stand or table is included, or whether it mounts to one you already have.
- Illumination. Ask which light source is fitted and about spare bulbs.
- Verification. Ask what check method is supplied so readings can be confirmed in service.
- Table height. If it shares a table with other instruments, check the working height suits both.
Typically ordered with
An autorefractor with keratometer, a manual lensometer and a motorized instruments table — or browse the full ophthalmic range.
Ordered by contact lens practices, optical retailers and optometry schools. Request a quote with quantities and destination and we’ll reply with export terms.
