RECIRCULATING WATER TANK
The E1000 package includes the recirculating tank needed for the standard coolant setup.
DIA PARTS • ACCESSORIES • WORKFLOW
BUILD IT RIGHT.KEEP IT RUNNING.
From the equipment that completes the DIA workflow to the parts and supplies that support daily production, SmartLab can help identify what belongs with your system.
START WITH THE SYSTEM
Not every lab needs the same DIA setup.
Some customers need only the E1000. Others need tracing, blocking, drilling, odor control, water-management or replacement items around it. The goal of this page is to show what each category does so you can understand what may actually matter for your lab before requesting a quote.
STANDARD WITH THE E1000
What comes with the machine.
The standard E1000 package already includes the basic coolant and setup items needed to put the edger into service.
RECIRCULATING PUMP
Supports the standard water/coolant circulation system used with the E1000.
CHUCKING MATERIALS
Core lens-holding materials are included to get the machine set up for production.
TOOLS & CALIBRATION GAUGES
Setup and calibration items are supplied for commissioning and routine adjustment.
Exact package contents and installation needs should always be confirmed with SmartLab before ordering.
OPTIONAL E1000 ACCESSORIES
Add the pieces your room and workflow actually need.
These are not “must buy everything” add-ons. They solve specific installation and workflow problems.
DEODORIZER SYSTEM
A compact deodorizer designed to control exhaust odor from the edging process. An additional air filter can be used to help extend deodorant life.
WHEN IT MAKES SENSEUseful when odor control matters in a smaller finishing room or patient-facing environment.
ASK ABOUT JD-3 →SIGNAL DISTRIBUTOR
An automatic switching device that can connect multiple E1000/E920 edgers and LS-82 blockers to a single FD-80 tracer with barcode-reader interface.
WHEN IT MAKES SENSEUseful for growing labs that want multiple connected devices without duplicating every control point.
ASK ABOUT SD-1 →SYSTEM RACK
A space-saving rack designed to vertically arrange the FD-80 tracer and LS-82 blocker.
WHEN IT MAKES SENSEUseful when counter space is limited and the lab wants a cleaner, more compact finishing station.
ASK ABOUT RACK →DIRECT WATER CONNECTION KIT
Allows city water to be supplied directly to an E1000/E920 edger under computer control.
WHEN IT MAKES SENSEUseful for installations where the lab prefers a direct-water workflow rather than standard recirculation.
ASK ABOUT WATER →BUILD A COMPLETE DIA WORKFLOW
The E1000 can be the center of a larger finishing station.
Tracing, blocking and drilling can be added around the edger when the lab wants more of the finishing process connected in-house.
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FRAME & PATTERN DATAFD-80 TRACER
Automatic 3D tracing for frames, lenses and patterns, with stored job data and barcode-reader capability available.
Adds a dedicated tracing station to the DIA workflow.
ASK ABOUT THIS SYSTEM →02
LAYOUT & BLOCKINGLS-82 LENS BLOCKER
A computerized blocking option for accurate lens layout and alignment as part of a connected DIA finishing workflow.
Helps move the job from traced shape data into repeatable blocking.
ASK ABOUT THIS SYSTEM →03
RIMLESS FINISHINGDM-1000 CNC DRILL
A dedicated drilling system designed to work alongside the E1000 for rimless jobs, holes, slots and notches.
Extends the finishing workflow beyond edging for drilled and rimless work.
ASK ABOUT THIS SYSTEM →HOW THE PIECES FIT TOGETHER
A simple view of the finishing workflow.
You do not need every component shown here. This is simply how the systems can connect when a lab wants a broader in-house workflow.
01TRACEFD-80
→02BLOCKLS-82
→03EDGEE1000
→04DRILLDM-1000
PARTS, WHEELS & CONSUMABLES
The things that keep production moving.
Wear items and service parts are where exact compatibility matters most. Wheel type, machine type and installation details can change what belongs on the system.
HAVING A MACHINE PROBLEM? REQUEST SERVICE →✓
EDGING WHEELS
Roughing, finishing, beveling, polishing, grooving and specialty wheel needs depend on the exact E1000 type and configuration.
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CHUCKING MATERIALS
Lens blocks, chucks, rubber and other holding materials used during daily production.
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FILTERS & DEODORIZER ITEMS
Replacement items for odor-control and filtration systems such as the JD-3.
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CALIBRATION & SERVICE ITEMS
Gauges, setup tools and service-related replacement parts used to keep the machine accurate.
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WATER-SYSTEM PARTS
Pump, tank, tubing and other water/coolant-system needs can vary by installation.
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GENERAL REPLACEMENT PARTS
Mechanical and service parts should be matched to the exact machine model before ordering.
COMPATIBILITY STARTS WITH THE EXACT MACHINEBEFORE ORDERING A PART
Send enough information to get the right item the first time.
When contacting SmartLab about a part, wheel or accessory, include as much of the following as you can:
- Machine model and type
- Serial number when available
- Photo of the current part, wheel or connection
- Description of what you are trying to replace or add
- Any error, wear or performance issue you are seeing
WHERE SHOULD I START?
Choose the situation closest to yours.
I need something that came with the machine
Start with the E1000 model/type and tell SmartLab which original item needs replacement.
I want to add capability
Describe the job you want to do—tracing, blocking, drilling, odor control, water setup or multiple-machine connectivity.
I need a wear item or service part
Send the machine model, current part/wheel details and a photo if available so compatibility can be checked.
I am not sure whether it is a part problem
Use the service request page instead. SmartLab can help determine whether the issue is adjustment, calibration, wear or an actual failed part.
PART OR SERVICE?
Sometimes the machine does not need a new part at all.
Axis issues, calibration problems, water-system behavior and other symptoms can look like parts failures. If you are diagnosing a problem rather than replacing a known item, start with SmartLab's service request.
BUILDING OR SUPPORTING A DIA SYSTEM?