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July 11, 2025

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CSCRS 2025

ROTLEX participated in CSCRS 2025 in Dalian, China, showcasing advanced solutions for contact lens, IOL, and ICL measurement and quality control. Our booth highlighted laser-based precision measurement, automated quality inspection, and seamless integration tools designed to enhance production efficiency and reliability. We were delighted to meet industry professionals, share insights, and explore future collaborations.

CSCRS 2025

ROTLEX participated in CSCRS 2025 in Dalian, China, showcasing advanced solutions for contact lens, IOL, and ICL measurement and quality control. Our booth highlighted laser-based precision measurement, automated quality inspection, and seamless integration tools designed to enhance production efficiency and reliability. We were delighted to meet industry professionals, share insights, and explore future collaborations.

Published on

July 11, 2025

News/Events

Imbar Bentolila

Marketing Manager

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This July, ROTLEX proudly took part in CSCRS 2025. The event was held in Dalian, China. It is one of the biggest events in the ophthalmology and optometry industry.
The exhibition serves as a central platform for lens manufacturers, technology providers, and industry professionals to exchange knowledge, showcase innovations, and explore collaboration opportunities.

What We Showcased

At our booth, we presented ROTLEX’s advanced solutions for the measurement and quality control of contact lenses, intraocular lenses (IOL), and ICL lenses. We showcased our fully automated measurement systems. They are made for high accuracy, repeatability, and fast throughput. This helps meet the needs of today’s production lines.
Visitors explored our latest technologies, including:

  • Laser-based measurement systems for precise SAG and lens geometry evaluation.
  • Automated quality control tools integrating advanced software and high-resolution sensors.
  • Smart integration solutions for seamless compatibility with existing production workflows.

Key Highlights from the Exhibition

CSCRS 2025 was an excellent opportunity for our team to connect with international experts, lens manufacturers, and industry leaders. The conversations and feedback we got gave us important insights into the changing needs of the market. They also inspired future product improvements.
We also held strategic discussions with potential partners from China and beyond, reinforcing ROTLEX’s position as a trusted leader in optical metrology solutions.

Looking Ahead

We want to thank everyone who visited our booth and showed interest in our solutions. We look forward to welcoming you again at COOC 2025, where we will unveil new updates and technologies.

Interested in learning more about our solutions or scheduling a personal consultation?
Visit www.rotlex.com  or contact our team.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contact Lenses

Contest MP

Maps and analyzes contact lenses in mass production mode, including wet, dry, and pre-hydrated lenses.

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MCT 3000

Non-contact thickness measurement for all stages of contact and intraocular lens production.

Intraocular Lenses

Amiola

Automated system for inspecting and measuring IOL molds and semi-finished surfaces, suitable for various IOL types.

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