Patented soft-spindle beveling technology allows for the edging of lenses as small as 24mm in diameter. Operating the Essilor Kappa CTD
Place the frame in the tracer. The stylus will automatically position itself to map the eyewire.
Verify the RJ45 cable connection between the tracer and edger. Essilor Kappa Ctd Manual
Select the lens type (e.g., single vision, progressive) and frame type (rimless, grooved, beveled) on the touch screen.
After tracing, the information is sent to the blocker. Use the internal camera for visual alignment before the lens is automatically blocked and transferred for edging. Maintenance and Troubleshooting Verify the RJ45 cable connection between the tracer
Power on the unit using the main switch on top. The system will initialize; a beep indicates the device is ready once the initial screen appears.
For long-term care, clean the edging head and clamps regularly with a soft cloth and lubricate adjustment knobs as specified in the service guide. Technical repairs, such as replacing motor drivers or internal sensors, should generally be performed by authorized Essilor technicians. Kappa Lens Edger case study - Part 1 - Diagnosis Use the internal camera for visual alignment before
The is a revolutionary patternless lens edging system designed to bring high-precision finishing to optical laboratories. Often described as an all-in-one tracer, blocker, and edger, the CTD (Center-Trace-Drill) model is highly regarded for its automation and ability to handle complex frame shapes with ease.
Exclusive software maps the frame's contours, including precise measurements of frame grooves and bevels, ensuring a perfect fit.
Indicates an edging wheel movement error; check for obstructions and restart.