Manual Phoropter ML-400

Manual controls enable changes of sphere, cylinder, and prism for refraction with binocular balancing, cross-cylinder checks, phoria and vergence assessment, interpupillary alignment, distance/near verification in ophthalmology.

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SKU: ML-400 Categories: Diagnostic Equipment, Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications of the product

Specification	Description
Device Type / Variant	Manual
Function	Manual phoropter that supports subjective refraction by enabling controlled changes of spherical, cylindrical, and prism lenses at distance and near. It assists clinicians in refining lens powers and alignment to guide refractive correction planning.
Diagnostic / Procedure Area	Refraction
Condition	New
Sterilization Method	SURFACE CLEANING
Handle Type	built-in
Country of Origin	China
SKU	ML-400

This diagnostic equipment for refraction enables subjective testing through controlled adjustments of spherical, cylindrical, and prism lenses for distance and near assessments. It supports clinicians in refining lens powers and alignment to guide refractive correction planning during examinations. The configuration emphasizes manual operation, with surface cleaning specified for reprocessing and a built-in handle for positioning.

Clinical Applications of Manual Phoropter ML-400

This manual refraction device provides controlled alternation of spherical, cylindrical, and prism elements at distance and near to maintain consistent subjective comparison conditions. It supports eye-to-eye balance assessments, axis and power refinement with comparative lenses, and interpupillary setting alignment with occlusion for monocular evaluation and acuity verification.

Common Applications

Subjective refraction at distance and near using spherical, cylindrical, and prism adjustments
Binocular balance (eye-to-eye) assessments for equalizing image clarity between eyes
Axis and cylinder power refinement with comparative/cross-cylinder techniques
Interpupillary distance setting and occlusion for monocular evaluation and acuity verification
Final prescription confirmation through stepwise lens comparisons