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Opticast Optical Lens Casting System Ophthalmic lenses
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Condition: Used
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CUT YOUR LAB BILLS BY NEARLY 90%
With the Opticast lens casting system, you can cast your own lenses in a small room in your office. In only 15 minutes you will have a pair of high quality lenses ready to be edged into a frame.
Provide your patients with the best of customer service.
Now you can compete with the big chains. Your patients can get your high quality eye exam, and pick up their finished eyewear less than one hour later.
No need for lens inventory!!!
Aspheric SV
Premium Progressives
SEVERAL PHOTOCHROMIC COLORS
Cast lenses in 4 easy steps:
Step 1: Two molds, one forming the front of the lens, and the other forming the back, are place into a specially designed gasket.
Step 2: Liquid monomer is injected in the space between the two molds.
Step 3: The mold assembly containing the monomer is cured in a light-curing chamber for approximately 7 minutes (9 minutes for photochromic).
Step 4: The cured lens and mold components are separated creating a high quality finished lens, which is ready to be edged to fit into a frame.
Excellent Condition
Save over $5000.00 on this preowned unit.
No monomer contract required
With the Opticast lens casting system, you can cast your own lenses in a small room in your office. In only 15 minutes you will have a pair of high quality lenses ready to be edged into a frame.
Provide your patients with the best of customer service.
Now you can compete with the big chains. Your patients can get your high quality eye exam, and pick up their finished eyewear less than one hour later.
No need for lens inventory!!!
Aspheric SV
Premium Progressives
SEVERAL PHOTOCHROMIC COLORS
Cast lenses in 4 easy steps:
Step 1: Two molds, one forming the front of the lens, and the other forming the back, are place into a specially designed gasket.
Step 2: Liquid monomer is injected in the space between the two molds.
Step 3: The mold assembly containing the monomer is cured in a light-curing chamber for approximately 7 minutes (9 minutes for photochromic).
Step 4: The cured lens and mold components are separated creating a high quality finished lens, which is ready to be edged to fit into a frame.
Excellent Condition
Save over $5000.00 on this preowned unit.
No monomer contract required
