Hans Heiss HLM-6045 Automatic Lensmeter

The Hans Heiss HLM-6045 is an automatic lensmeter designed to measure single-vision, multifocal and progressive ophthalmic lenses quickly and consistently.

Its Hartmann sensor technology performs simultaneous 108-point analysis to determine sphere, cylinder, axis, addition and prism values. Automatic lens recognition helps distinguish single-vision and progressive lenses, simplifying routine verification in optical practices and laboratories.

For progressive lenses, the system displays a measurement graph that assists with the evaluation of near and distance zones. It also accommodates soft and hard contact lenses using the applicable lens support.

The adjustable color touchscreen provides a graphical interface with recognizable icons and can be tilted for comfortable operation while sitting or standing. Additional capabilities include rapid UV transmittance measurement, pupillary-distance measurement and an integrated thermal printer.

Key Features

• Hartmann sensor measurement technology
• Simultaneous 108-point analysis
• Automatic recognition of single-vision and progressive lenses
• Single, progressive and automatic-recognition modes
• Measurement of sphere, cylinder, axis, addition and prism
• Positive, negative and mixed cylinder formats
• Rectangular and polar prism coordinates
• Progressive-lens measurement graph
• Soft and hard contact-lens measurement
• High-speed UV measurement
• Lens-diameter measurement
• Pupillary-distance measurement
• Adjustable color touchscreen
• Graphical icon-based interface
• Integrated thermal printer
• Measurement time of approximately 0.1 seconds
• Universal 100–240 V power input