7- Inch Screen Ophthalmic Air Puff Auto Non-Contact Tonometer, for Clinics & Hospitals

Product Description

 

Product Description

BS-1000 is a state-of-art non-contact tonometer with fully automatic operatio model . You can easily to take the measurement of IOP by simply one touch . The sensor will move automatically to detect your eyes and focus to finish the tests on both eyes in 30 seconds . Dual sensor system with application of optics and aerodynamics to ensure the results precise and reliable . Friendly design and easy-to use interface make it welcomed by both ophthalmologists and opticians all over world.
Features:

1.Fully automatic one-touch operation with large touch screen, automatic head positioning and focusing, automatic measurement of intraocular pressure in both eyes
2.Gentle air jet for more stable intraocular pressure measurement
3.Built-in thermal printer, inspection results can be obtained instantly

Specification

IOP	1-30mmHg/60mmHg
Measuring system	Dual sensor system with optic and air blow
Measuring mode	Auto/Manual
Working distance	≥11mm
R/L	Automatic detection and shift
Result display	10 times measurement and calculation per test with 3 best compatible results printing out per eye
Size	380*460*505mm
Weight	19.7kg
Power supply	100-240v, 50/60hz
Display	10.1 inch LED touch screen
Output port	USB2.0

Performance features:
 

Dual sensor system with optic and air blow integrated to provide most precise and reliable IOP result within industry
 

Patent air blow system with softly blow to improve patient comfortablity

Simply one touch to bring out all tests and results done in both eyes in 30 seconds with fully automatic mode , manual operation is also optional
 

Easy to use with touch screen and friendly software interface
 

State of the art design for space saving and small examination room

IOP correction automatically by corneal thickness
 

Data output and transform by USB 2.0 port

Company Advantages in Logistics and Foreign Exchange Collection

Logistics

• Global Reach and Network: Our company has established an extensive logistics network that spans across the globe. We collaborate with leading international shipping companies and freight forwarders, enabling us to deliver the products to customers in many countries and regions. This far - reaching network ensures that no matter where our clients are located, they can receive their orders in a timely manner.
• Efficient Shipping Options: We offer a variety of shipping methods to meet different customer needs. For urgent orders, we provide express shipping services, such as DHL, FedEx, and UPS, which can typically deliver the products within [7] business days. For larger orders or those with less strict time requirements, we also have cost - effective sea freight options. Our logistics team carefully assesses each order to recommend the most suitable shipping method, balancing speed and cost.
• Real - time Tracking: To keep our customers informed, we provide real - time tracking information for all shipments. Once the order is dispatched, customers can easily monitor the progress of their package from the moment it leaves our warehouse until it reaches their doorstep. This transparency helps our clients plan their inventory and operations more effectively.
• Warehousing and Inventory Management: We maintain well - equipped warehouses strategically located in key regions. These warehouses are managed with state - of - the - art inventory management systems. This ensures that we always have sufficient stock of the Adult Anesthesia Laryngoscope Sets to meet sudden increases in demand. Moreover, our efficient warehousing operations enable quick order processing and dispatch, reducing lead times significantly.

Foreign Exchange Collection

• Flexible Payment Options: We understand the diverse needs of our international customers when it comes to payment. Therefore, we offer a wide range of payment methods, including T/T (Telegraphic Transfer), L/C (Letter of Credit), PayPal. This flexibility allows our customers to choose the payment method that is most convenient and suitable for their business operations, facilitating smooth transactions.
• Efficient and Secure Collection Process: Our finance team is highly experienced in handling foreign exchange collection. We have established reliable relationships with major international banks, ensuring that the payment collection process is both efficient and secure. When a payment is made, we can usually confirm receipt within [1] business days. We also comply with all international financial regulations and anti - money - laundering laws, providing our customers with peace of mind.
• Exchange Rate Optimization: Given the volatility of foreign exchange rates, we have a dedicated team monitoring the market. We use various financial tools and strategies to optimize exchange rates for our customers. This means that when customers make payments, we strive to ensure that they get the best value for their money, minimizing the impact of exchange rate fluctuations on their costs.
• Professional Invoice and Documentation: To facilitate the payment process, we provide professional and accurate invoices and all necessary documentation. Our invoices clearly state the product details, quantity, price, and any applicable taxes or fees. In addition, for L/C transactions, we ensure that all documents are prepared in strict accordance with the terms and conditions of the letter of credit, reducing the risk of payment disputes.

FAQ

 

1. Product Basics

Q1: What is an Ophthalmic Auto Non - Contact Tonometer?

A1: An Ophthalmic Auto Non - Contact Tonometer is a sophisticated medical device designed to measure the intraocular pressure (IOP) of the eye without physically touching it. It uses a precisely controlled puff of air to gently flatten a small area of the cornea. Based on the resistance of the cornea to this flattening, the device calculates and displays the IOP value. This measurement is crucial as abnormal IOP levels can be an early indicator of various eye conditions, most notably glaucoma.

Q2: How does it differ from a contact tonometer?

A2: The primary difference lies in the method of measurement. A contact tonometer requires direct contact with the eye's surface, often after applying topical anesthesia. This can pose a risk of cross - contamination if not properly sterilized between patients. In contrast, a non - contact tonometer uses an air puff, eliminating the need for direct contact, thus reducing the risk of infection and making it more comfortable for patients. Additionally, non - contact tonometers are generally quicker to use, which can be beneficial in a busy clinical setting.

Q3: What are the key components of this device?

A3: It consists of several essential components. The air - puff delivery system is responsible for generating and precisely controlling the force and duration of the air puff. The optical system, often using infrared or other non - visible light sources, monitors the corneal response to the air puff. A microprocessor then analyzes the data received from the optical system to calculate the IOP. There is also a display unit, typically an LCD screen, that shows the measured IOP value, and in some models, additional information like measurement history or patient details.

2. Performance - related

Q1: How accurate are the measurements of an Ophthalmic Auto Non - Contact Tonometer?

A1: Modern non - contact tonometers offer a high level of accuracy. They typically have an error range of ± 2 - 3 mmHg compared to the gold - standard Goldmann applanation tonometry. However, factors such as corneal thickness, corneal curvature, and patient cooperation can influence the accuracy. Thicker corneas may lead to over - estimation of IOP, while thinner corneas may cause under - estimation. Regular calibration of the device is essential to maintain optimal accuracy.

Q2: How many measurements can it take in a short period?

A2: Most devices can take multiple measurements in quick succession. Typically, it can perform 3 - 5 measurements within a minute. Taking multiple readings helps to account for any minor variations in the measurements and provides a more reliable average IOP value. Some tonometers are also programmed to automatically average these multiple readings for the user.

Q3: Can it work effectively on patients with different eye conditions?

A3: It can be used on a wide range of patients. However, certain eye conditions may affect the measurement accuracy. For example, in patients with corneal scars, irregular corneas, or severe dry eyes, the device may provide less reliable results. In such cases, the clinician may need to take extra precautions, such as taking multiple readings, adjusting the measurement technique, or using alternative methods in combination with the non - contact tonometer.

3. Usage and Operation

Q1: Is the device easy to operate?

A1: Yes, it is designed to be user - friendly. The operation usually involves positioning the patient's head in a headrest, aligning the device with the patient's eye, and pressing a button to initiate the air - puff and measurement process. The device often has visual or audio cues to guide the operator. With a short training session, healthcare professionals such as ophthalmologists, optometrists, and medical assistants can quickly become proficient in using the device.

Q2: How should the patient be prepared for the measurement?

A2: The patient should be seated comfortably in front of the tonometer. They should be instructed to rest their head in the provided headrest and look straight ahead at a fixed target. It's important to ensure that the patient's eyes are open wide and as still as possible during the measurement. The operator may need to explain the procedure to the patient, especially the sensation of the air puff, to help the patient relax and cooperate better.

Q3: Can the measurement data be stored and retrieved?

A3: Many Ophthalmic Auto Non - Contact Tonometers come with built - in data storage capabilities. They can store multiple patient records, including the date, time, and IOP measurements of each eye. Some models also allow for the input of additional patient information such as age, gender, and pre - existing eye conditions. The stored data can usually be retrieved easily for review, either on the device's display or transferred to a computer for further analysis using dedicated software.

4. Maintenance and Calibration

Q1: How often does the tonometer need to be calibrated?

A1: Calibration frequency depends on the manufacturer's recommendations, but generally, it should be calibrated at least once every 6 - 12 months. If the device is used frequently or in a high - volume clinical setting, more frequent calibration (e.g., every 3 - 6 months) may be necessary. Calibration ensures that the air - puff delivery system and the optical components are functioning accurately, which is crucial for obtaining reliable IOP measurements.

Q2: What kind of maintenance does the device require?

A3: Regular maintenance includes keeping the optical components clean. The air - puff nozzle should be checked regularly for any blockages or debris. If necessary, it can be cleaned using a soft brush or a cleaning solution recommended by the manufacturer. The exterior of the device should be wiped clean with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and smudges. Additionally, if the device is battery - powered, the batteries should be checked and replaced or recharged as needed.

Q3: What should I do if the tonometer shows an error message?

A3: First, refer to the device's user manual. The manual usually contains a detailed troubleshooting section that can help identify the cause of the error. Common error causes include improper patient positioning, dirty optical components, or issues with the air - puff delivery system. If the problem persists after following the troubleshooting steps in the manual, contact the manufacturer's customer support or a qualified service technician for further assistance.

5. Compatibility and Accessories

Q1: Can the tonometer be integrated with other medical systems?

A3: Some advanced models of Ophthalmic Auto Non - Contact Tonometers can be integrated with electronic health record (EHR) systems. This integration allows for seamless transfer of patient IOP data into the patient's medical record, improving the efficiency of record - keeping and enabling better management of patient care. Additionally, some tonometers can be connected to printers to directly print out the measurement results.

Q2: What accessories are available for the tonometer?

A3: Accessories may include spare air - puff nozzles, calibration kits to ensure accurate measurements, protective covers to safeguard the device during storage and transportation, and additional power adapters. Some manufacturers also offer software upgrades or add - on features that can enhance the functionality of the tonometer, such as advanced data analysis tools or compatibility with mobile devices.