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1 OPTICS CATALOGUE
2 PRODUCTS PROFESSIONAL LED RAYLITE duo heads AND Handle PROFESSIONAL RAYLITE ILLUMINATED MAGNIFIERS PROFESSIONAL ATMAX LED ILLUMINATED MAGNIFIER PROFESSIONAL AT8 ILLUMINATED MAGNIFIER PROFESSIONAL ILLUMINATED POCKET MAGNIFIER
3 PRODUCTS PROFESSIONAL HI-POWER MAGNIFIERS Popular MAGNIFIERS CLASSIC BLACK RANGE Popular VISUAL TRACKING MAGNIFIERS Popular POPULAR MAGNIFIERS OPHTHALMIC SPECTACLE BINOCULARS/GLASSES
4 ABOUT US COIL have been making fine optics since This comes from a long tradition of close Made only from the finest materials, using the collaboration with leading Industrial, Scientific most advanced manufacturing technologies, and Research organisations. Good design is COIL products have established a distinguished founded on total understanding of function. reputation for innovative design and superb Coil designers and engineers have access quality. The assured excellence of COIL optical to the accumulated wisdom of continuous products derives from the Company s experience development in a wide variety of medical, of meeting the exacting criteria of a wide variety optical and scientific products. of specialised and safety-critical markets. AT COIL WE BELIEVE THAT G O O D D E S I G N I S F O U N D E D O N T O TA L UNDERSTANDING OF FUNCTION 04
5 PROFESSIONAL LED RAYLITE DUO HEADS Product Product Magnification Dioptres Lens Diameter Image Effective Focal Field of View Name Code (1+F/4) (mm) Vergence Length (mm) on Page (mm) Raylite Duo Combo 9400/30 2.8x 7.3D x D x 73 Raylite Duo Combo 9259/30 3.9x 11.7D D Raylite Duo Combo 9269/30 4.7x 14.8D D Raylite Duo Combo 9279/30 5.4x 17.7D D Raylite Duo Combo 9289/30 7.1x 24.2D D Raylite Duo Combo 9299/30 8.7x 31.0D D
6 PROFESSIONAL LED RAYLITE DUO HEADS AND HANDLE Product Product Magnification Dioptres Lens Diameter Image Effective Focal Field of View Name Code (1+F/4)* (mm) Vergence Length (mm) on Page (mm) Raylite Duo Combo 9309/ x 36.4D D Raylite Duo Combo 9319/ x 44.0D D Raylite Duo Combo 9329/ x 54.9D D Raylite Duo Handle 9260/
7 PROFESSIONAL RAYLITE ILLUMINATED MAGNIFIERS STANDARD BATTERY RAYLITE Tungsten Bulb Two C size batteries required Package includes handle, head and spare bulb. Boxed with instructions. Product Code Dioptres/ Mag* Lens Image Effective Field of View Diameter (mm) Vergence Focal Length (mm) on Page (mm) Low Powered Raylites 11.7D / 3.9x D D / 4.7x D D / 5.4x D D / 7.1x D High Powered Raylites 31.0D / 8.7x D D / 10.1x D D / 12.0x D D / 14.7x D Handle Only 6260 Bulb Pack (5 per pack) 6260/ Rectangular Raylites 7.2D / 2.8x x D x 73 Transformer included with 6400/10 (UK), 6400/11 (EU) and 6400/12 (USA) XENON BATTERY RAYLITE Xenon Bulb Three C size batteries required Package includes handle, head and spare bulb. Boxed with instructions. Product Code 6259/ / / / / / / /14 Dioptres/ Mag* Lens Image Effective Field of View Diameter (mm) Vergence Focal Length (mm) on Page (mm) Low Powered Raylites 11.7D / 3.9x D D / 4.7x D D / 5.4x D D / 7.1x D High Powered Raylites 31.0D / 8.7x D D / 10.1x D D / 12.0x D D / 14.7x D Handle Only 6260/14 Bulb Pack (5 per pack) 6260/ /14 Rectangular Raylites 7.2D / 2.8x x D x 73 Transformer included with 6400/10 (UK), 6400/11 (EU) and 6400/12 (USA) * Magnifier conforms to BS EN ISO 15253: 2000 except that trade magnification is quoted instead of nominal magnification and is calculated using (1+ Equivalent Power/4) ** For LED version with transformer refer to separate Auto Raylite sheet.batteries are not included. For latest product information refer to the COIL website: 07
8 PROFESSIONAL RAYLITE ILLUMINATED MAGNIFIERS XENON TRANSFORMER RAYLITE Xenon Bulb Package includes handle, head and spare bulb. Boxed with instructions. Product Code 6259/ / / / / / / / / / /12 Dioptres/ Mag* Lens Image Effective Field of View Diameter (mm) Vergence Focal Length (mm) on Page (mm) Low Powered Raylites 11.7D / 3.9x D D / 4.7x D D / 5.4x D D / 7.1x D High Powered Raylites 31.0D / 8.7x D D / 10.1x D D / 12.0x D D / 14.7x D Rectangular Raylites 7.2D / 2.8x x D x 73 Transformer included with 6400/10 (UK), 6400/11 (EU) and 6400/12 (USA) Transformer included with 6400/10 (UK), 6400/11 (EU) and 6400/12 (USA) Handle Only 6260/10 Bulb Pack (5 per pack) 6260/11 LED (BATTERY) RAYLITE** LED light source Two C size batteries required Package includes handle and head. Boxed with instructions. Product Code 7259/ / / / / / / / /30 Dioptres/ Mag* Lens Image Effective Field of View Diameter (mm) Vergence Focal Length (mm) on Page (mm) Low Powered Raylites 11.7D / 3.9x D D / 4.7x D D / 5.4x D D / 7.1x D High Powered Raylites 31.0D / 8.7x D D / 10.1x D D / 12.0x D D / 14.7x D Rectangular Raylites 7.2D / 2.8x x D x 73 Transformer included with 6400/10 (UK), 6400/11 (EU) and 6400/12 (USA) Handle Only 7260/30 Bulb Pack (5 per pack) Transformer Only 5226/15 UK 5226/16 USA 5226/17 EU 08 * Magnifier conforms to BS EN ISO 15253: 2000 except that trade magnification is quoted instead of nominal magnification and is calculated using (1+ Equivalent Power/4) ** For LED version with transformer refer to separate Auto Raylite sheet.batteries are not included. For latest product information refer to the COIL website:
9 PROFESSIONAL RAYLITE ILLUMINATED MAGNIFIERS HEAD ONLY Product Dioptres/ Mag* Lens Image Effective Field of View Code 7259/ / / / / / / / /01 Diameter (mm) Vergence Focal Length (mm) on Page (mm) Low Powered Raylites 11.7D / 3.9x D D / 4.7x D D / 5.4x D D / 7.1x D High Powered Raylites 31.0D / 8.7x D D / 10.1x D D / 12.0x D D / 14.7x D Rectangular Raylites 7.2D / 2.8x x D x 73 Transformer included with 6400/10 (UK), 6400/11 (EU) and 6400/12 (USA) * Magnifier conforms to BS EN ISO 15253: 2000 except that trade magnification is quoted instead of nominal magnification and is calculated using (1+ Equivalent Power/4) ** For LED version with transformer refer to separate Auto Raylite sheet.batteries are not included. For latest product information refer to the COIL website: 09
10 PROFESSIONAL ATMAX LED ILLUMINATED MAGINIFIER Product Code Maginification Effective Power Effective Focal Length (mm) Lens Type Lens Dimension (mm) X 9D Bi-aspheric 83x X 16D 62.5 Aspheric X 24D Aspheric ATM DISPLAY CASE 10
11 PROFESSIONAL AT8 ILLUMINATED MAGNIFIER Europe North U.K. Description** Magnification Equivalent Lens Diameter Image Effective Focal Field of View America (1+F/4)* Power F (D) (mm) Vergence Length (mm) on Page (mm) 8270/ / CM+C 3.0x D / / CM+C 5.0x D / / CM+C 7.0x D / / CM+C 9.0x D / / CM+C 11.0x D / / C Only * Magnifier conforms to BS EN ISO 15253:2000 except that trade magnification is quoted instead of nominal magnification and is calculated using (1+Equivalent Power/4) ** CM = Complete Magnifier, C = Charger Only 11
12 PROFESSIONAL LED ILLUMINATED POCKET MAGNIFIER Product Magnification Dioptres Lens Diameter Image Effective Focal Field of View Code (1+F/4)* (mm) Vergence Length (mm) on Page (mm) LED ILLUMINATION D 3x D D 5x D D 7x D D 9x D D 11x D (with white styling) Batteries not included * Magnifier conforms to BS EN ISO 15253: 2000 except that trade magnification is quoted instead of nominal magnification and is calculated using (1+ Equivalent Power/4) 12
13 PROFESSIONAL ILLUMINATED POCKET MAGNIFIER Product Magnification Dioptres Lens Diameter Image Effective Focal Field of View Code (1+F/4)* (mm) Vergence Length (mm) on Page (mm) TUNGSTEN BULB ILLUMINATION D 3x D D 5x D D 7x D D 9x D D 11x D (with white styling) Batteries not included * Magnifier conforms to BS EN ISO 15253: 2000 except that trade magnification is quoted instead of nominal magnification and is calculated using (1+ Equivalent Power/4) 13
14 PROFESSIONAL HI-POWER MAGNIFIERS Product Description Dioptres / Mag.* Lens Type Lens Diameter Effectiveness Field of View on Code (mm) Focal Length (mm) Page (mm) HAND MAGNIFIERS 5203 Circular 8D / 3.0x Bi-Aspheric Circular 12D / 4.0x Bi-Aspheric Circular 20D / 6.0x Bi-Aspheric Rectangular 2.8D / 1.7x Bi-Aspheric x Rectangular 5.2D / 2.3x Bi-Aspheric x 110 STAND MAGNIFIERS Tilt 8D / 3.0x Bi-Aspheric Tilt 12D / 4.0x Bi-Aspheric
15 PROFESSIONAL HI-POWER MAGNIFIERS Product Description Dioptres / Mag.* Lens Type Lens Diameter Effectiveness Field of View on Code (mm) Focal Length (mm) Page (mm) STAND MAGNIFIERS 4206 Fixed 20D / 6.0x Bi-Aspheric Fixed 28D / 8.0x Bi-Aspheric Fixed 36D / 10.0x Bi-Aspheric Fixed 44D / 12.0x Bi-Aspheric Adj.Focus 56D / 15.0x Bi-Aspheric Adj.Focus 76D / 20.0x Bi-Aspheric All the above magnifiers have an image vergence of -4.0D * Nominal magnification is defined as 1+ Power/4 according to BS EN ISO 15253:
16 POPULAR MAGNIFIERS CLASSIC BLACK RANGE Product Description Dioptres/Mag* Lens Diameter Effective Focal Field of View Code (mm) Length (mm) on Page (mm) BLACK STAND MAGNIFIERS 5428 Cataract Aspheric Stand Reader 17.7D / 5.4x Large Aspheric Stand Reader 7.3D / 2.8x 98 x x L.V.A. Aspheric Stand Reader 24D / 7x Small Aspheric Stand Reader 10.0D / 3.5x 64 x x 70 All the above magnifiers have an image vergence of -4.0D * Nominal magnification is defined as 1+ Power/4 according to BS EN ISO 15253: 2000 ASPHERIC HAND READERS All the magnifiers opposite have an image vergence of -4.0D AHR = Aspheric Hand Reader * Magnifier conforms to BS EN ISO 15253: 2000 except that trade magnification is quoted instead of nominal magnification and is calculated using (1+ Equivalent Power/4). For latest product information refer to the COIL website:
17 POPULAR MAGNIFIERS CLASSIC BLACK RANGE Product Description Dioptres/Mag* A x B x C (mm) Lens Diameter Effective Focal Field of View Code (mm) Length (mm) on Page (mm) ASPHERIC HAND READERS 5449 Major AHR 5.4D / 2.4x 146 x 203 x x x Minor AHR 6D / 2.5x 134 x 174 x x x Large AHR 7.3D / 2.8x 145 x 197 x x x Small AHR 10D / 3.5x 145 x 197 x x x Cataract AHR 17.7D / 5.4x 59 x 138 x L.V.A AHR 14.6D / 4.7x 59 x 138 x
18 POPULAR VISUAL TRACKING MAGNIFIERS VISUAL TRACKING MAGNIFIER Product Description Magnification* Lens Image Effective Focal Field of View Code Diameter (mm) Vergence Length (mm) on Page (mm) 5850/12 Red 1.7x D x /13 Blue 1.7x D x 104 Product Description Bi-Axial Mag* Lens Image Effective Focal Field of View Code Diameter (mm) Vergence Length (mm) on Page (mm) 5850/22 Red 1.1x / 1.5x 117 x D x /23 Blue 1.1x / 1.5x 117 x D x 24 * Real magnification when laid flat on page 5850/ / / /23 VTM CLEAR READER Product Description Magnification* Lens Image Effective Focal Field of View Code Diameter (mm) Vergence Length (mm) on Page (mm) 5850/14 Red 1.7x D x /15 Blue 1.7x D x / / /24 Red 1.1x / 1.5x 117 x D x /25 Blue 1.1x / 1.5x 117 x D x 24 * Real magnification when laid flat on page 5850/ /
19 POPULAR POPULAR MAGNIFIERS Product Code Product Name Magnification* Lens Type 5855 Clearview 1.7x Spherical 5844 Fleximag 1.7x Spherical 5820 Easyview 1.7x Spherical 5249 Windsor (98mm) 2.3x Spherical 5248 Windsor (70mm) 2.6x Spherical 5247 Windsor (48mm) 4.4x Spherical 5285 OroMag (48mm) 3.4x Spherical * Nominal magnification is defined as 1+ Power/4 according to BS EN ISO 15253:
20 POPULAR POPULAR MAGNIFIERS Product Code Product Name Magnification* Lens Type SLIDING POCKET MAGNIFIERS 6262/01 Sliding Pocket Magnifiers Black 5x Spherical 6262/02 Sliding Pocket Magnifiers Blue 5x Spherical 6262/03 Sliding Pocket Magnifiers Yellow 5x Spherical 6262/04 Sliding Pocket Magnifiers Orange 5x Spherical 6262/05 Sliding Pocket Magnifiers White 5x Spherical 5837 Nature Viewer * Magnifier conforms to BS EN ISO 15253: 2000 except that trade magnification is quoted instead of nominal magnification and is calculated using (1+ Equivalent Power/4) For latest product information refer to the COIL website:
21 POPULAR POPULAR MAGNIFIERS Product Code Product Name Magnification* Lens Type EYE MAGNIFIERS 5404 Eye Magnifier 4.0x Spherical 5406 Eye Magnifier 5.0x Spherical 5408 Eye Magnifier 7.0x Aspheric 5410 Eye Magnifier 9.0x Aspheric 5412 Eye Magnifier 15.0x Bi-Aspheric 5414 Eye Magnifier 20.0x Bi-Aspheric 23 21
22 OPHTHALMIC SPECTACLE BINOCULARS Product Code Description Magnification* Lens Type 4090 Spectacle Binoculars 2x Tinted lens far view 4090/02 Spectacle Binoculars 2x Clear lens far view 4090/03 Spectacle Binoculars 1.5x Clear lens near view OPHTHALMIC MAGNICLIPS Item Description Dioptres / Mag.* Lens Type 5328 Monocular Magniclip 6D / 2.5x Aspheric 5329 Monocular Magniclip 10D / 3.5x Aspheric 5330 Monocular Magniclip 15D / 4.75x Aspheric 22
23 POPULAR HYPEROCULARS AND PRISMATICS ASPHERIC HYPEROCULAR MICROSCOPIC SPECTACLES Product Code Description Frame Colour Magnification* Prism / Lens Brown 4x OU Brown 4x Plano OD Brown 4x OS Plano Brown 5x OU Brown 5x Plano OD Brown 5x OS Plano Brown 6x OU Brown 6x Plano OD Brown 6x OS Plano Brown 8x OU Brown 8x Plano OD Brown 8x OS Plano Brown 10x OU Brown 10x Plano OD Brown 10x OS Plano Brown 12x OU Brown 12x Plano OD Brown 12x OS Plano ASPHERIC HYPEROCULAR MICROSCOPIC SPECTACLES Brown Brown ASPHERIC PRISMATIC HALF-EYE SPECTACLES Product Code Description Frame Colour Dioptres Prism / Lens 4146 ZYL Top 45 Brown +4.00D OU6^B10U 4147 ZYL Top 45 Crystal +4.00D OU6^B10U 4148 ZYL Top 49 Crystal +4.00D OU6^B10U 4149 ZYL Top 49 Brown +4.00D OU6^B10U 4150 ZYL Top 45 Brown +6.00D OU8^B10U 4151 ZYL Top 45 Crystal +6.00D OU8^B10U 4152 ZYL Top 49 Crystal +6.00D OU8^B10U 4153 ZYL Top 49 Brown +6.00D OU8^B10U 4154 ZYL Top 45 Brown +8.00D OU10^B10U 4155 ZYL Top 45 Crystal +8.00D OU10^B10U 4156 ZYL Top 49 Crystal +8.00D OU10^B10U 4157 ZYL Top 49 Brown +8.00D OU10^B10U 4158 ZYL Top 45 Brown D OU12^B10U ASPHERIC PRISMATIC HALF-EYE SPECTACLES Crystal Brown Full range goes up to 14.00D. * Nominal magnification is defined as 1+ Power/4 according to BS EN ISO 15253:
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