Optical Equipment ​​(Laboratory)

An optical instrument is a device that processes light waves (or photons), either to enhance an image for viewing or to analyze and determine their characteristic properties. Common examples include periscopes, microscopes, telescopes, and cameras.

What type of optical instrument does the laboratory technician use for analysis?

The most widely used optical equipment in the laboratory is the microscope, which uses a magnification mechanism that consists of a system of converging lenses located between the eye and the object, which refract the light that passes through them, separating the incident rays and, therefore, enlarging the image.

What equipment should an optical laboratory have?

• Optical Laboratory Equipment
• Bevelling machine
• Frame Warmer
• Lens Coloring
• Spherometer
• Ultrasonic Cleaner
• Photochromic Tester

Subcategories

CENTERING MACHINE

GROOVER

HEATER

LENS COLOR MACHINE

LENS DRILL/NOTCH MACHINE

LENS TESTERS

MANUAL EDGER

PATTERN MAKER

POLISHER

TOOLS

ULTRASONIC CLEANER