FRS-810 Auto Refractor Keratometer with Axial Length Measurement
FRS-810 auto refractor keratometer combining objective refraction, corneal measurements and an 11.5–42.0 mm axial-length range in one tabletop workflow.
Optometry & Refraction
Explore optometry equipment for objective and subjective refraction, lens measurement, visual acuity testing and supporting workflows. ENOCHTEC supplies practical configurations for optometry clinics, optical practices and distributors.
Category guide
Optometry and refraction equipment: where to start
A refraction room usually combines objective refraction (auto refractor), subjective refraction (phoropter or trial lenses), a vision chart and an optometry unit. Choosing them together keeps the workflow smooth and the devices compatible.
Use the categories below to compare ENOCHTEC equipment for each step.
For an introduction to the whole range, see the optometry and refraction equipment overview.
Planning questions
- How many patients per hour? Automatic devices shorten pre-testing in busy practices.
- Manual or digital subjective refraction? Auto phoropters link with digital charts; manual phoropters need no power.
- How big is the room? Chart distance and unit size set the layout.
Browse by equipment type
Auto refractorsObjective refraction
Auto phoroptersDigital refraction
Manual phoroptersRefractor heads
Visual acuity testingDigital charts
Trial lens setsLens sets
Trial framesAdjustable frames
PD measurementPupilometers
Optometry unitsWorkstations
Planning a complete room? See the refraction room equipment guide.
FAQ
What equipment is needed for a refraction room?
Typically an auto refractor, a phoropter or trial lens set, a vision chart and an optometry unit, plus a lensmeter for checking glasses.
Can the devices be quoted as one room?
Yes. Share your room layout and we will quote compatible devices together.
Planning a refraction room?
Share your room size and patient volume. We will recommend a configuration and send a quotation.
PD-800 Digital Pupilometer with Vertex Distance Measurement
Digital Pupillary Distance Measurement for Optical Dispensing The PD-800 digital pupilometer is designed for measuring binocular and monocular pupillary distance during refraction and spectacle-dispensing workflows. An operator views the patient’s corneal reflections through the measuring window, aligns the reference indicators and reads the result on the digital display. The instrument also supports vertex distance measurement, …
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KJ6 Series Streak Retinoscope
The KJ6 Series includes KJ6A AC-powered and KJ6B rechargeable streak retinoscopes. Both models have a 1 m working distance, a 3–20 mm adjustable streak and 360-degree streak rotation.
UTF-T4880 Pro Adjustable Trial Frame
UTF-T4880 Pro adjustable trial frame with independent PD, axis, pupil-height, vertex-distance, tilt and temple-length controls for subjective refraction.