LIGHTMED CORPORATION TB0015 Motorized Instrument Table

The ST-6100 is the system table on which the Nidek Refractor RT-6100, RT-3100, or a manually operated refractor such as the RT-600 or SLY-100*1 is installed. The system table allows chart presenting devices (SSC-370, CP-770, SC-1600 series), auto refractometers, lensmeters (LM-1800 series, LM-7 series), and slit lamp (SL-1800 TAKAGI M2/M4) to be combined into an ophthalmic workstation. The system table consists of a refractor head lift arm equipped with a refractor head and a motorizedmain table. While compact, it includes a motorized table with a stroke up to 180 mm for the up-and-down movement, a one-touch swingable refractor head lift arm, and a drawer that can hold 40 types of trial lenses. Trays for mounting an auto refractometer, or for mounting a slit lamp and auto refractometer are also available.

The ST-5100 is the system table on which the NIDEK REFRACTOR RT-5100 is installed. The table allows the SSC-330/350, AR/ARK series, and LM-500/LM-600 series/LM-1800 series to be combined into an ophthalmic workstation. The table is composed of a refractor arm, motorized main table, and side table. The main table, which is electrically extendable up to 180 mm, has an RT arm, rotatable with one touch, simple operation, and a tray to hold an auto refractometer (AR/ARK series). The side table is for installing the SSC-330/350 or LM-500/LM-600 series/LM-1800 series. It is equipped with drawers for trial lenses and space for a computer and printer.

Mini design, take up less space.Rotatory tray for refractometer and other devices.Electric lifting for table and Phoropter arm.Phoropter arm can be rotated 90° to avoid interference with the auto refractometer.

A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed as a work surface, with or without storage compartments, that supports ophthalmic instruments (e.g., slit lamp, keratometer, refractometer, and hand instruments) for the examination/treatment of a patient's eyes. It has powered height adjustments enabling the clinician to raise/lower the surface, or seated patient, to align the instruments to the patient's eye level. Some designs may incorporate the patient chair as part of the unit and even facilitate easy swinging aside mechanisms to accommodate wheelchair bound patients. Controls may enable the adjustment of peripheral devices within the examination room.

Delicate design and exquisite workmanship.Table liftable and rotatable.Convenient use for both adult and children.Rotary tray for auto refractometer and other optical devices.Electric lifting system for chair and arm.