The Lensometer KMS-14 is a high-precision manual lensmeter designed for accurate measurement of spectacle lenses in optical shops, optometry clinics, ophthalmology departments, eyewear manufacturing units, and training institutions. Built with durable mechanical components and a high-quality optical system, it delivers reliable lens power readings and is ideal for daily professional use.

Key Features

✔ Accurate Manual Lens Measurement

Measures:

• Sphere (S)

• Cylinder (C)

• Axis (A)

• Prism power

• Add power for multifocal lenses

Suitable for:

• Single vision

• Bifocals

• Multifocals

• Progressive lenses (marking mode)

✔ High-Precision Optical System

• Clear, bright telescope for reading target mires

• Smooth focusing mechanism

• Provides sharp, accurate power measurements

✔ Wide Measurement Range

• Covers most prescription lenses

• Ensures consistent lens verification in optical retail

✔ Eyeglass & Contact Lens Support

• Compatible with both framed lenses and contact lenses

• Multi-functional lens stage for easy alignment

✔ Adjustable Lens Table & Axis Wheel

• Smooth mechanical movement

• Easy axis alignment for astigmatic lenses

• Stable platform for accurate positioning

✔ Durable & Long-Lasting Build

• Strong metal body

• Reliable mechanics ideal for high-volume use

• Low-maintenance (no electronics)

Benefits

• Provides quick, repeatable lens power verification

• Ideal for optical shops dispensing eyewear

• Durable design suitable for school labs & training

• Excellent backup tool to digital lensometers

• Perfect for outreach or mobile optical work due to its simplicity

Typical Specifications (KMS-14)

(May vary slightly by manufacturer)

• Sphere Range: –20.00D to +20.00D

• Cylinder Range: 0 to ±8.00D

• Axis Range: 0°–180°

• Prism Measurement: 0–6Δ (approx.)

• Lens Diameter: Up to 90 mm

• Illumination: LED/halogen (model dependent)

• Power: Manual operation (some models need AC for lamp)

• Body: Metal construction

Applications

• Optical retail shops

• Optometry clinics

• Ophthalmology hospitals

• Eyeglass manufacturing workshops

• Vision training institutions

• Field and outreach programs