ART-Blocker-M

Manual and alloy-free lens surface blocker

ART, non-alloy lens blocking technology, employs reusable block-pieces. The connection between lens blank and block-piece for optical lenses is made by using UV-curable adhesive. Non-automated labs with low to mid volume production can best profit by the manual ophthalmic blocker’s benefits:

Basically, the ART-Blocker-M is easy to operate and to maintain.
Moreover, a scanner interface saves time by entering job data automatically
Besides, the work sequence, displayed on the screen, reduces operator errors
In addition, prism rings help to avoid application errors by setting the lens directly in the right position.
Finally, a screen message alerts the operator when the process is complete. This also helps to avoid operator errors and lens breakage.

Compact automated industrial machine on wheels with control monitor, used for precise manufacturing tasks

Precision machine automatically applying liquid or coating onto a glass lens

Glass lens being precisely processed or inspected in a machine under violet light.

Machine precisely pressing a glass lens into a holder during the manufacturing process.

Machine pressing or shaping a glass lens in a precise manufacturing process.

5 reasons why your lab should move to ART

Switch to Satisloh's Alloy Replacement Technology (ART) for an eco-friendly alternative to traditional alloy blocking. ART eliminates the need for frontside protection tape, reducing environmental impact and ensuring a safer workplace. Make the move now!

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Lens being blocked with alloy free technology from Satisloh. ART-Blocker-A

Tech Specs

Productivity:	Up to 50 lenses/hour
Working range:	Lens diameter 65 – 85 mm Lens thickness up to 30 mm Plano up to +15 dpt base curve Prism up to 5° Progressives, multi-focals, single vision lenses
Lens material:	All standard organic materials
Dimensions (wxdxh):	701 x 711 x 1696 mm / 28 x 28 x 67 inches
Weight:	210 kg / 463 lb