Our comprehensive range of optical measuring tools and devices enables you to conduct thorough eye exams. These instruments provide accurate measurements, supporting precise diagnoses and optimal patient care.
Optical Auto Lensmeter
A modern, fully-automated lensmeter designed to deliver fast, accurate, and intuitive lens measurements for optical practices and labs. Equipped with advanced mapping functions, it provides a clear visual representation of single vision, progressive, and prism lenses, making prescription verification and lens analysis easier than ever.
Binocular Pupilometer
Pupilometer with digital display for simple and precise measurement of the pupil distance.
Designed by Paul Fairbanks FSMC
The Rees-Fairbanks Facial Gauge has been designed to facilitate the selection, specification and final fitting of spectacle frames and mountings. It was originally developed at City University with the teaching of ophthalmic dispensing in mind. Scales have been graduated in units that correspond with the accuracy required or attainable. The minimum graduation is in 2mm separations and the maximum is 5mm, this being sufficiently accurate for assessment of the head width.
The Eyeline Back Vertex Distance (BVD) Gauge is an accurate low-cost device for measuring the distance between the back of a lens to the cornea in mm. The set comes with a pouch and calculator. The instructions for plus and minus powers are printed on the reverse side of the calculator. The gauge and calculator can be purchased separately i.e. one calculator and several gauges.
This measurement is very important when deciding on the lens power especially in swimming/ski goggles when the lenses are in the frame will more than 10/12 mm from the cornea, or when the lens powers are greater than ±6D
The advantage of this gauge is once the measurement is made, the distance set on the scale does not move when the measurement is completed. It also compensates for 1 mm to account for the eyelid thickness.
Easy to use. Simply read the measurements and sanitize.
The Eyeline Back Vertex Distance (BVD) Gauge is an accurate low-cost device for measuring the distance between the back of a lens to the cornea in mm. The set comes with a pouch and calculator. The instructions for plus and minus powers are printed on the reverse side of the calculator. The gauge and calculator can be purchased separately i.e. one calculator and several gauges.
This measurement is very important when deciding on the lens power especially in swimming/ski goggles when the lenses are in the frame will more than 10/12 mm from the cornea, or when the lens powers are greater than ±6D
The advantage of this gauge is once the measurement is made, the distance set on the scale does not move when the measurement is completed. It also compensates for 1 mm to account for the eyelid thickness.
Easy to use. Simply read the measurements and sanitize.
With a durable soft handle, this flipper is made with ALL GLASS OPTICS – no distortions or yellowing. Available from -/+ 0.25 to 4.00 diopters.
The powers are listed on the handle
Well balanced and comfortable to use
The Eyeline Back Vertex Distance (BVD) Gauge is an accurate low-cost device for measuring the distance between the back of a lens to the cornea in mm. The set comes with a pouch and calculator. The instructions for plus and minus powers are printed on the reverse side of the calculator. The gauge and calculator can be purchased separately i.e. one calculator and several gauges.
This measurement is very important when deciding on the lens power especially in swimming/ski goggles when the lenses are in the frame will more than 10/12 mm from the cornea, or when the lens powers are greater than ±6D
The advantage of this gauge is once the measurement is made, the distance set on the scale does not move when the measurement is completed. It also compensates for 1 mm to account for the eyelid thickness.
Easy to use. Simply read the measurements and sanitize.
Fine line gauge for checking seg and centre height.
The Billings Optical Rule is a multi-task optical rule that has been jointly developed by John Billings FBDO, Eyeline Optical N.Z. Ltd and Aviva Mann Optical Group Australia. It allows for the accurate measurement of spectacle frames, PD’s, and other frame and fitting calculations required in today’s modern optical practice, laboratory and workshop environments.
Lens thickness caliper gauge with 80mm throat, with sapphire tips.
This model has sapphire gem tips – good for labs doing a lot of measuring.
Accurate to 1/10th of a mm.
Plastic PD ruler to check children’s PD. Measuring range 100mm
Includes transparent section with millimeter scale for fast and quick check. Highly flexible, rounded edges.
Backordered items typically take 3-4 weeks but this can vary. Backordered items are non-returnable.