Adjustable Trial Frame Series
The ENOCHTEC trial frame series includes TF-5080, TF-3600, TF-4880M and TF-5470 options. Compare each model’s PD scale, weight, construction and trial-lens capacity before requesting a quotation.
Trial frames hold selected trial lenses during subjective refraction. Compare adjustable ENOCHTEC trial frames for clinics, optical practices, training and mobile vision programs.
Buying guide
A trial frame holds trial lenses in front of the patient’s eyes so the prescription can be checked in real-world viewing conditions. Comfort, PD range and lens capacity matter most, especially for children and longer examinations.
ENOCHTEC offers a series of four adjustable trial frames and the multifunction UTF-T4880 Pro.
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| Trial Frame Series | UTF-T4880 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Models | TF-5080, TF-3600, TF-4880M, TF-5470 | UTF-T4880 Pro |
| PD range | 48–80 mm (TF-5470: 48–70 mm) | 50–80 mm binocular; 25–40 mm per eye |
| Weight | 48–90 g depending on model | 52.6 g |
| Lens capacity | Up to 4 or 5 per side | 5 per side (3 front, 2 rear) |
| Adjustments | Model-dependent nose and ear rests | Pupil height 0–19 mm, angle up to 27°, temple length 0–30 mm |
Specifications are taken from each product page. Final configuration, accessories and electrical data are confirmed in the quotation for your destination market.
The TF-5470 weighs 48 g; the UTF-T4880 Pro weighs 52.6 g.
It lets each side move independently, so the optical centres align with each pupil even when the face is asymmetric. The UTF-T4880 Pro offers 25–40 mm per eye.
Depending on model, 4 or 5 lenses per side.
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The ENOCHTEC trial frame series includes TF-5080, TF-3600, TF-4880M and TF-5470 options. Compare each model’s PD scale, weight, construction and trial-lens capacity before requesting a quotation.
UTF-T4880 Pro adjustable trial frame with independent PD, axis, pupil-height, vertex-distance, tilt and temple-length controls for subjective refraction.