Optergo KepLite™ loupes with Kepler optics

The Kepler optics in the Optergo KepLite high magnification loupes provide a wide and sharp field of view. Innovative design and choice of materials have minimized the size and weight problems typical of traditional Kepler loupes. The design of the Optergo KepLite loupes does not hide the general vision at all and the slim size of the loupe houses allows the magnification area to be placed exactly where you want it in the field of view.

• Less than half the weight against traditional Kepler loupes
• Individually customized with no standard angles
• Made-to-measure focus distance (no steps)
• Easy to clean and disinfect

Magnification

Optergo VinKep and KepLite loupes are made with Kepler-type telescopes that allow for a larger field of view for stronger magnifications. Multi-coated glass lenses, along with the telescope's internal surfaces against glare, eliminate unwanted reflections. The result is a high standard of image sharpness achieved with an exceptionally lightweight system. The field of view and depth of focus of a loupes system are determined by the type, size, and magnifying power of the telescope. VinKep and KepLite are available in three models for optimal performance under different conditions and for different users.

MAGNA

Magnification: 3.5x (angle)
Field of view: ~10 cm
Depth of focus: ~10 cm

MAXIM

Magnification: 4.3x (angle)
Field of view: ~8 cm
Depth of focus: ~6 cm

XTREM

Magnification: 5.3x (angle)
Field of view: ~6 cm
Depth of focus: ~3 cm

Compatible lens types

Optergo VinKep™ and KepLite™ loupes can be used in combination with all types of eyeglass lenses, allowing functional vision solutions even in the most challenging work environments.

Single vision eyeglass lenses

A single vision lens has the same corrective power over the entire surface, which means that the field of vision covers the entire lens. Single vision lenses work great when you don't need an addition to see up close. If sharper near vision is needed, single vision lenses allow for a limited ability to see clearly at a distance.

Progressive eyeglass lenses

The correction for near vision in the lower part of the lens decreases progressively toward the upper edge of the lens, providing visual acuity for longer distances in the upper part of the lens. The most effective progressive lenses at room distances are so-called multifocal lenses for office use/amplified reading glasses. In these lenses, the typically narrow field of vision for progressives can be made wider by omitting the area for long distances in the upper part of the lens. At the same time, the change in lens power decreases, making it easier to see different objects.