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HLM-9000 Auto Lensmeter
Coburn Technologies, Inc.Huvitz Auto Lensmeter HLM-9000 measures the harmful effects of LED screens by utilizing the Blue Light Hazard Measurement function. Increase total practice efficiency and enhance the total experience with the HLM-9000, using Hartmann Sensor Wavefront Analysis Technology.
At-a-Glance
- Auto cutting printer
- Full compatibility with all EMR systems
- Measurable Ranges
- Sphere: 0D to +/-25D
- Cylinder: 0D to +/-10D
- Axis: 0 degrees to 180 degrees
- ADD: 0-10D
- Prism: 0 to 20
- Diameter of Lens: 20 to 120mm
- Size is 222mm(W) x 240mm(D) x 370mm(H) and weight is 5.4kg
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Coburn Technologies, Inc.
coburntechnologies.comcustomercarecenter@coburntechnologies.com
55 Gerber Road East
South Windsor, CT 06074
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