WADPP Ophthalmostatometer Exophthalmia Meter 0‑35mm Range Adjustable

Description

Product Overview

The WADPP ophthalmostatometer is a specialized instrument designed to measure the level of exophthalmia with high precision. It features a measuring range of 0 ∼ 35 mm and an adjustable orbital distance ranging from 80 mm to 120 mm, accommodating various patient anatomies. The device utilizes an isosceles right‑triangle optical glass prism that projects the corneal vertex and scale plate through total internal reflection, delivering accurate height readings of the eyeball protrusion. Its robust construction minimizes vibration, ensuring consistent performance in demanding clinical environments.

Usage

This ophthalmostatometer is ideal for ophthalmologists, optometrists, and medical researchers who need reliable exophthalmia measurements. It can be used in routine eye examinations, pre‑surgical assessments, and research studies focusing on orbital disorders. The adjustable orbital distance allows comfortable positioning for patients of different facial structures, while the clear scale plate facilitates quick reading without extensive training.

Why Choose Us

WADPP combines precision optics with ergonomic design to deliver a tool that reduces measurement error caused by instrument shake. Each unit undergoes strict quality control, guaranteeing the optical glass prism meets exacting standards. Our after‑sales support includes a one‑year warranty and access to technical assistance, ensuring the instrument remains reliable throughout its service life.

Key Features

• Accurate exophthalmia measurement from 0 to 35 mm for detailed ocular assessment.
• Adjustable orbital distance (80‑120 mm) fits a wide range of patient anatomies.
• High‑quality optical glass prism provides clear, repeatable readings.
• Vibration‑dampening design prevents shaking, maintaining measurement integrity.
• Comprehensive warranty and responsive customer support for peace of mind.

FAQ

What is the measuring range of this ophthalmostatometer?

The device measures exophthalmia from 0 mm up to 35 mm, covering the full clinical spectrum needed for most assessments.

Can the instrument be used on patients with different facial structures?

Yes, the orbital distance is adjustable between 80 mm and 120 mm, allowing comfortable positioning for a variety of patients.

How does the prism design improve measurement accuracy?

The isosceles right‑triangle glass prism uses total internal reflection to project the corneal vertex and scale plate, reducing parallax error and ensuring precise height readings.

Is there a warranty or support service?

WADPP provides a one‑year warranty and offers technical support to address any operational questions or concerns.

What settings are ideal for clinical use?

The instrument is suited for ophthalmology clinics, eye‑care centers, and research laboratories where accurate orbital measurements are required.