Universal Ophthalmic Instruments

lane care Keeping your exam equipment in optimal working condition is vital to providing quality eye care. Maintaining a regular schedule of maintenance will help to extend the life of your instruments and in some cases is required by the manufacturer to protect the warranty.

Our growing technical support staff receives continuing education from factory sponsored training seminars as well as in-house classes to insure they are up to date and current on the lastest technology. Our expertise will provide you with qualityservice and loaner equipment during certain repair procedures to avoid costly down time and keep you operational.

A lane care consists of the following:

Ophthalmic Exam Chair:

Adjust and lubricate arm locks and headrest locks as necessary. Check fluid levels, and make necessary adjustments. Polish and clean surface area. Clean and inspect upholstery.

Instrument Stand:

Clean, lubricate, and adjust all arms, bearings, and locking assemblies and make necessary adjustments. Check all instrument wells for current voltage.

Refractor/Phoroptor:

Disassemble, clean, lubricate, and adjust to factory standards.

Slit Lamp:

Clean optics, mirror, and reflectors; check alignments of illumination and focal path; and clean, lubricate, and adjust bearings and gears as necessary.

Tonometer:

Check alignment and calibration. Clean and inspect tonometer tip.

Projector:

Clean and align optics. Check calibration and electrical circuitry and make necessary recommendations.

Direct Ophthalmoscope:

Check alignment of illumination and focal path. Check battery charge. (One per lane)

Retinoscope:

Clean and align optics. Check battery for proper charge. (One per lane)

Opthalmoscope(BIO):

Clean reflector and optics. Check alignment of illumination and focal path. (One per lane)