Visionare Motorized Instrument Tables
A Visionare instrument table is the powered foundation of a modern exam lane or pre-test bay: a motorized, height-adjustable platform that holds and powers your diagnostic equipment while bringing it to the patient rather than the other way around. A mechanized central column raises and lowers the entire worktop at the touch of a switch, so an autorefractor, lensmeter, tonometer, OCT system, or visual field analyzer sits at the right height for a child, a standing patient, or someone in a wheelchair, without anyone straining to reposition heavy hardware. Because the column moves the whole surface as one unit, cables travel with it and there is no risk of tugging a connector loose mid-adjustment.
The Tavola range covers virtually every lane layout: single-instrument stations, wide and in-line dual configurations, three-up pre-test bays, right-angle V-shapes for corners, dedicated OCT and PC workstations, and perimeter tables built for visual field analyzers. As the US provider for Visionare, we back every table with our own in-house technical and spare-parts department and US-based warranty and service, so your lane stays running long after install. Below is a breakdown of the Visionare tables lineup and the selection factors that matter most when matching a table to your instruments and your room.
How to choose a Visionare instrument table
- Instrument count and lane layout: Start with how many devices share the station and how they sit. The Tavola Singola handles one instrument; the Doppia and Duplice hold two; the Tripla consolidates three; and the V-Shape sets two devices at a right angle so the patient pivots between them in a corner.
- Load capacity: The motor has to lift the combined weight of everything on the worktop. Single-instrument tables carry lighter loads, while wide dual and perimeter models are rated for heavier setups. Total the weight of your instruments (plus a monitor or tower where applicable) and leave headroom.
- Height range and stroke: Check the lowest and highest positions and the amount of travel (stroke). A wider range accommodates pediatric, standing, and wheelchair patients and reduces clinician bending. Match the range to the patients and instruments you see most often.
- Integrated power and cable management: Look for table-mounted power sockets so instruments plug into the column rather than the wall. Cables then rise and fall with the worktop, protecting connectors and, on perimeter models, preventing a delicate analyzer from being yanked if the table is repositioned.
- Specialty workstations: Some instruments need more than a flat top. The OCT Due is configured as an imaging workstation with a housed computer tower, keyboard tray, and monitor space, while the Campo Visivo is purpose-built as a stable base for perimeters and visual field analyzers.
- Footprint, mobility, and support: Confirm the base fits your lane and that the locking casters let you reposition and secure the table. Buying new through us also means US warranty coverage and access to our in-house service and genuine Visionare spare parts if anything ever needs attention.
The Visionare Tavola lineup
Every model shares the same motorized column and switch-controlled height adjustment; the difference is the worktop and configuration. If you need two instruments on a straight surface, the Tavola Doppia is the in-line sibling to the wider, higher-capacity Duplice shown below. Use this table to match a configuration to your lane, then request a quote for the model and finish that fit your room.
| Model | Configuration | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| VS - Tavola Singola | Single instrument, compact worktop | One-device exam lanes and pre-test stations |
| VS - Tavola Duplice | Two instruments, wide worktop, higher capacity | Dual setups that need extra surface and heavier load headroom |
| VS - Tavola Tripla | Three instruments | High-throughput pre-test bays consolidating three devices |
| VS - Tavola V-Shape | Two instruments at a right angle | Corners and tight rooms where the patient pivots between two devices |
| VS - Tavola OCT Due | Imaging workstation with housed PC | OCT and imaging setups pairing an instrument with a computer and monitor |
| VS - Tavola Campo Visivo | Perimeter / visual field base | Dedicated visual field analyzer and perimetry bays |
Frequently asked questions
What is a Visionare instrument table used for? It is a motorized, height-adjustable platform that holds and powers ophthalmic diagnostic instruments, such as autorefractors, lensmeters, tonometers, OCT systems, and perimeters, in an exam lane or pre-test bay. A switch under the worktop raises and lowers the entire setup so the device meets the patient at the right height, instead of the patient adjusting to fixed equipment.
How much weight can these motorized tables hold? Capacity varies by model. The single-instrument Tavola Singola is rated for lighter loads (roughly 110 lb), while wide dual tables such as the Tavola Duplice lift substantially more (up to about 220 lb), and the Campo Visivo is built for heavier perimetry systems. Add up the weight of every instrument, monitor, and tower that will sit on the table and choose a model with headroom to spare.
How do I choose between the single, dual, and triple models? Base it on how many instruments share the station and your patient throughput. A Singola suits a compact one-device lane; the Doppia or Duplice pair two units on one surface; and the Tripla consolidates three into a single high-volume pre-test bay. For a corner or a room where two devices sit at an angle, the V-Shape is often the better fit.
Do you have tables for OCT systems and visual field analyzers? Yes. The Tavola OCT Due is configured as an imaging workstation with a housed computer tower, keyboard tray, and room for a monitor beside the instrument, and its column moves the whole setup together so cables are never pulled. The Tavola Campo Visivo is purpose-built as a stable, height-adjustable base for perimeters and visual field analyzers.
Should I buy new, and what service and warranty come with it? We recommend buying new so your table arrives under full US warranty with current motor and control hardware. As the US provider for Visionare, we support every table through our in-house technical and spare-parts department and US-based service, so replacement parts and repairs come straight from us rather than through an overseas channel.
