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The Step Two Finish Blocker
brings computer
controlled
finish blocking to high production
optical labs. The system eliminates the need
for adhesive pads through
the use of unique, 
precast thermoplastic FreeBlocks
that conform
precisely to lens surface for automatic
application
of block to lens. FreeBlocks provide superior
adhesion to virtually eliminate slippage and
windup. Single
block design accommodates
all lens types, including half eyes, multifocals
and more. In addition, the
Step Two features
an advanced user interface
that incorporates
simple computer-generated
lens-specific layout
alignment
targets for
unsurpassed precision
and ease of use.
Other innovative features
that make the Step Two Finish Blocker
smarter and more reliable
include integral diagnostics, help
information, and Centration
Intelligence. Our patented Centration Intelligence process
produces error messages for out-of-tolerance fields based on
user-defined parameters. Finish
lens layout information and frame traces may be accessed from Gerber
Coburn's Innovations Lab Software and other layout computer
systems. In this configuration, blocking data is automatically
calculated from the normal Rx entry. Frame trace
information can also be supplied by Gerber Coburn's frame tracers.
To
guide precise positioning of the lens prior to finish blocking, the
layout screen displays a representation of the frame trace, including
key characteristics, such as a bifocal segment. All lenses
including those with cylinder or prism, are positioned securely for
complete even support of the back side of the lens. The lenses
align to the lens characteristics displayed on the
screen. Precise electromechanical movement of the block
receptacle applies the finish block to the lens. The typical layout grid is not required as
horizontal reference marks and displayed lens characteristics are used
for final positioning and block application. To
help operators verify frame shape and cutout, the layout screen
displays an accurate 1:1 frame shape while listing frame information
and centering data. Frame trace and shape are instantly
confirmed and lens cut out is verified prior to edging, thus
minimizing the use of oversized lens blanks. Using
a patented technology the viewing screen features a parallax-free
inspection and corrects image distortion problems for all
finished lenses regardless of power. Large
alphanumerical characters display job numbers and relevant frame and
decentration data, as well as lens features and frame trace data. Additional
features make the Step Two Finish Blocker simple and easy to
use. Operators can choose either a keypad or optional bar code
wand to enter job numbers, use the optional foot switch for hands-free operation, and employ the software-controlled calibration
system to assure precise results. The Step Two Finish Blocker's
features help decrease operator fatigue while improving efficiency.
Specifications
| Power |
115 V AC, single
phase, 60 Hz, 7 Amp
230 V AC, single phase, 50 Hz, 2 Amp (req. dedicated circuit)
ETL, ETL-C, CE, UL, CSA, EMC, EMO and FCC compliant |
| Dimensions |
12" w x 26"
d x
20" h
304.8 mm x 660.4 mm x 508 mm |
| Weight |
45 lbs / 20.45 kg |
| System
Compatibility |
Innovations
Lab Software
Triumph Frame Tracer
FTXE Frame Tracer
Layout Computer Systems |
| Accessories |
Operation and
installation manual
Calibration accessories
Starter Supply of FreeBlocks
Deblocker |
| Options |
Bar
code reader
Foot switch
Edger chucks |
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| Lens Alignment |
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Parallax-free
viewing |
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Eliminates through power distortion |
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1:1 Frame trace display |
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Custom computer-generated alignment
templates |
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Complete even support of backside of
lens |
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Accommodates
all finished lenses |
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Frame
data display |
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Optional
Rx data display |
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Centering |
| Lens Blocking |
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Thermoplastic
FreeBlocks |
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Automatic application of block to lens |
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Designed
for remote location environment |
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Single block design for all lens and
frame types |
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FreeBlocks
provide superior torsional
adhesion, eliminate slippage and
windup |
| User Interface |
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Advance/intuitive
user screens |
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Integral
diagnostics and
statistic screens
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Centration
Intelligence-laboratory
definable parameters produce error
message for out of tolerance fields
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Software calibration |
| Laboratory Interface |
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Standard Gerber Coburn Tracer Protocol |
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