HLM-9000
Digital Lensmeter
High-end auto lensmeter that conveniently measures blue light blocking and UV transmission
- Conveniently measures the transmittance rate of blue light blocking lenses and the UV transmittance of sunglasses
- Precision Measurements with Wavefront Technology
- Enhanced convenience with an LCD touch panel and wide tilting angle
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Conveniently measures
The HLM-9000 measures the transmittance of blue light blocking lenses and provides easy-to-understand UV transmittance levels for single vision lenses and sunglasses.
Precision Measurements with Wavefront Technology
Implementation of Hartmann Sensor Wavefront Analysis Technology with more measuring spots maximizes accuracy in measurement even for multi-focal and high curved lenses. Automatic recognition of multi-focal lenses supports easy measurement with measurement guidance on display and even measurement of sunglasses and prism multi-focal lenses is simple.
Enhanced convenience with an LCD touch panel and wide tilting angle
The 7-inch LCD screen with a 178˚ viewing angle reduces work fatigue and boosts efficiency. It’s clear, bright display is readable from any direction, thanks to the wide tilting angle.
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Specifications
* Specification and design are subject to change without notice.
FAQ
Q. What is the Hartmann sensor wavefront analysis technology used in the HLM-9000?
A. The HLM-9000 applies Hartmann sensor–based wavefront analysis technology to precisely measure the wavefront information of lenses. This enables detailed analysis of refractive errors and lens characteristics while minimizing measurement errors, delivering more accurate and reliable results.
Q. What differentiates the HLM-9000 from other lensmeters?
A. The key differentiator of the HLM-9000 is its ability to easily measure the blue-light blocking rate and visible light transmittance of blue-light blocking lenses. In addition, it can measure UV (ultraviolet) transmittance of both standard lenses and sunglasses without the need for a separate UV tester. Results are displayed in an intuitive bar-graph format, allowing users to grasp the data at a glance.
Q. What environments is the HLM-9000 suitable for?
A. The HLM-9000 is a lensmeter suitable for a wide range of environments, including ophthalmology clinics, optical shops, and optometry rooms that require accurate lens power measurement and functional lens analysis. It precisely measures functional lenses such as blue-light blocking and UV-protective lenses, and its automatic recognition features and intuitive user interface enable efficient use in various examination settings.
Q. How are the display and operation of the HLM-9000 designed?
A. The HLM-9000 is equipped with a 7-inch high-resolution color LCD IPS panel, providing a wide viewing angle of 178° and a clear display. Touch-panel operation enhances ease of use, and the screen supports a wide tilting range, allowing clear viewing of measurement results whether sitting or standing. In addition, the system is designed so that the on-screen cross target moves in the same direction as the user’s lens adjustment, reducing operational errors and enabling more intuitive measurements.
Q. What is the HLM-9000 mainly used for?
A. The HLM-9000 automatically recognizes bifocal, trifocal, and progressive multifocal lenses, allowing easy power measurement by simply moving the cross target along the on-screen guide lines. It also enables convenient measurement of blue-light blocking rates and visible light transmittance of protective lenses, as well as precise UV transmittance measurement of standard lenses and sunglasses without additional equipment.
