Limitations and areas for cautious interpretation
A direct water connection with a filtration system or a closed-loop recirculating pump system with a minimum capacity of 20 liters.
Streamlines the production of rimless and semi-rimless frames.
Offers guided or automatic beveling, as well as grooving for rimless (supra) frames. 📋 Essential Maintenance Tasks
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The or coating causing the issue (e.g., hydrophobic coatings)
Spray the edging chamber with water to remove lens debris (swarf). Never let polycarbonate or plastic dust dry inside the chamber.
The Essilor Kappa Ctd manual is a comprehensive guide that provides users with detailed instructions on how to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot the machine. The manual covers various aspects of the machine, including:
Historical and technological context
Features a variable-angle drilling spindle for rimless and semi-rimless frames.
Run a tracer and edger calibration cycle. Check wheel wear metrics in the technical menu. Low chuck pressure or low-quality blocking pads.
Adjust the rubber feet of the edger until the integrated bubble level indicates the machine is perfectly balanced. 3. Step-by-Step Operation Guide Step 1: Tracing the Frame Open the tracer protective cover.
Operators can select from automatic or customized bevel/groove settings. The manual highlights EAS™ (Edging Assisted System) for optimized cycles. Limitations and areas for cautious interpretation A direct
Use the provided dressing stones to maintain the roughing (orange), finishing (white), and polishing (square) wheels.
A dedicated, grounded electrical outlet (typically 230V, 50/60Hz, or 115V depending on regional specifications). Daily Calibration Routine
Lower the motorized blocking arm firmly to secure the block to the lens surface. Step 4: Edging Cycle