The device is designed to supply electrical power, physical support, structural stability, and positional control for ophthalmic instruments commonly used during general eye examinations or treatments. It typically consists of a base, a horizontal tabletop surface, and a static or height-adjustable column that enables vertical positioning of the mounted ophthalmic instrument. The unit is intended to be assembled with the Ophthalmic Chair (models OC-8 or OC-9)
A device designed as a column or post, usually with a small flat surface top, used to provide support and position control for ophthalmic devices commonly used during an ophthalmic examination/treatment (e.g., a slit lamp, keratometer, refractometer). It may have a manually-operated height adjustment function (e.g., a hydraulic foot pump or adjustable threaded column) enabling the user to align (raise/lower) the ophthalmic instruments to the eye level of the patient. It is typically stationary and may have drawers, shelves, and built-in outlets to supply low-voltage electricity to the instruments.