Automatic Optometry Unit for Integrated Refraction Workflows
The AST-1000 optometry unit combines a powered instrument table, movable phoropter arm, electric patient chair, task lamp and organized storage in one coordinated refraction-room workstation. It is designed for optometry practices, ophthalmology clinics and optical stores that want to position essential examination equipment around the patient while maintaining an efficient operator workflow.
Coordinated Table and Phoropter-Arm Positioning
The table and upper instrument arm use an integrated lifting system. The table can move left and right while the powered arm supports both vertical and horizontal travel, helping the operator bring mounted instruments and the phoropter into the required working position without reorganizing the room between examination steps.
- Integrated lifting control for the table and instrument arm.
- Table height adjustment from 770 to 950 mm.
- Lateral table travel for flexible equipment positioning; exact travel is pending confirmation against the current approved specification.
- 150 mm powered arm lift and 400 mm horizontal arm travel.
- Three programmable or selectable positioning settings documented for common workflows.
Powered Patient Chair
The coordinated electric chair provides powered height adjustment together with 150 mm front-to-rear travel. This allows the patient position to be adapted to the instrument setup and operator working height. The exact seat-height range is pending confirmation against the current approved specification.
Large Work Surface and Organized Storage
A large tabletop provides space for commonly used optometry equipment. Two integrated drawers help keep trial lenses, accessories, consumables and examination tools close to the working area while reducing visual clutter around the refraction station. Exact tabletop dimensions are pending confirmation against the current approved specification.
- Large powered instrument table for multi-device workflows.
- Two drawers with 540 × 360 × 55 mm internal dimensions.
- Integrated 3 W examination or reading lamp.
- User-friendly touch control panel for powered adjustments.
- Wide-range 110-220 V, 50/60 Hz input specification for international projects.
Designed for Refraction-Room Projects
As an ophthalmic refraction unit, the AST-1000 can support subjective refraction, visual-acuity assessment and objective measurement workflows when configured with compatible instruments. Typical installations include new optometry rooms, optical-shop examination areas, ophthalmology outpatient clinics, training centers and distributor turnkey projects.
Equipment and Configuration Planning
The AST-1000 is supplied as the workstation platform. Diagnostic or refraction instruments shown in application images may be selected separately according to the project. Before quotation, confirm the intended instruments, phoropter type, patient-access requirements, room dimensions, local power standard, preferred upholstery color and destination-market documentation.
Final accessories, mounting interfaces, left/right operating orientation and shipping configuration are confirmed in the commercial proposal. Buyers should verify the available floor space against the current approved dimensional drawing before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment can be installed on the AST-1000 optometry unit?
The table and arm are designed to support a refraction-room configuration such as an auto refractor or keratometer, lensmeter, phoropter and visual-acuity system. Exact instrument compatibility and mounting requirements should be confirmed before ordering.
Can the chair and table positions be adjusted?
Yes. The documented configuration includes powered table-height adjustment, lateral table movement, powered arm movement, chair-height adjustment and front-to-rear chair travel.
Does the unit include storage?
Yes. Two integrated drawers provide storage for optometry accessories and routine examination items.
Is the AST-1000 suitable for international installations?
The documented electrical input is 110-220 V at 50/60 Hz. The final plug, power configuration, accessories and documentation should be confirmed for the destination market.
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