SELF LENS-TRACE MODE
Convert a sample lens or pattern plate into shape data using the built-in sensor without an external tracer.
DIA OPTICAL • E1000
Patternless lens edging built around real finishing work.
The DIA E1000 combines built-in lens sensing, flexible finishing modes and a straightforward operator workflow in a compact Japanese-made platform.
Sold by SmartLab SystemsSetup • Training • Calibration • Service
CR39MINERAL GLASSPOLYCARBONATETRIVEXHIGH-INDEX
THE SHORT VERSION
Who is the E1000 for?
It is designed for optical practices and labs that want to bring more finishing work in-house, keep rework under their own control and use a compact countertop system rather than a large floor-standing machine.
WHAT THE E1000 DOES
Built for first-pass finishing, corrections and repeat work.
The machine supports the kinds of jobs that can otherwise create delays when everything has to leave the practice.
RE-EDGE MODE
Re-edge, chamfer, groove or polish even after the lens cup has been removed.
SHAPE MODIFICATION
Change lens size and shape directly in the machine workflow.
FRAME EXCHANGE EDGING
Check whether a finished lens has enough usable dimension to be re-edged into a different frame.
S-COAT MODE
A dedicated mode for slippery coated lenses such as hydrophobic lenses.
60-JOB MEMORY
40 rotating trace-data jobs plus 20 permanent-memory jobs.
REAL-WORLD SIZE
A roughly 15-inch-square footprint.
The E1000 is 370 mm wide × 370 mm deep × 540 mm high and weighs 39 kg. That is about 14.6\" × 14.6\" × 21.3\" and roughly 86 lb.
14.6\"WIDTH
14.6\"DEPTH
21.3\"HEIGHT
86 LBWEIGHT
ACTUAL DIA E1000FULL SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS
Two ways to configure the complete DIA finishing system.
The E1000 can be paired with the DIA tracer and blocker either on the dedicated stand or in a lower, wider countertop arrangement when cabinet clearance is limited.
COMPLETE DIA SYSTEM SHOWN27"HIGH
25"WIDE
16"DEEP
The taller, narrower setup keeps the tracer and blocker stacked on the dedicated stand.
22"HIGH
36"WIDE
14.5"DEEP
The lower, wider arrangement is intended for spaces where upper cabinets limit available height.
OPERATOR WORKFLOW
See the job before it hits the wheel.
Shape editing, re-edge controls and layout information stay visible to the operator throughout the workflow.
3D Shape Editing
Review and adjust lens geometry before processing.
Re-Edge Control
Correct sizing or finishing details without rebuilding the entire job.
Full Layout View
Keep lens and frame information visible in one clear interface.
CORE SPECIFICATIONS
DIA E1000
Compact enough for a finishing area, capable enough to anchor an in-house edging workflow.
- Edging lens diameter
- 16–100 mm*
- Dimensions
- 370 × 370 × 540 mm
- Weight
- 39 kg
- Power source
- AC 100–120V / 200–240V
- Power consumption
- 600W, 50/60Hz
BUYING THE MACHINE IS NOT THE END
SmartLab supports the ownership side, too.
Selection, installation, calibration, operator training, service and troubleshooting can all be part of the relationship. That matters when the machine is part of your daily production workflow.
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BUYER QUESTIONS
What most customers need to know before deciding.
How much room does it need?
The E1000 measures 370 × 370 × 540 mm, about 14.6 × 14.6 × 21.3 inches.
What lens materials can it process?
CR39, mineral glass, polycarbonate, Trivex and high-index lenses are listed by the manufacturer.
Can it re-edge a lens?
Yes. Re-edge mode supports re-edging, chamfering, grooving and polishing after deblocking.
Does it need a separate tracer for every job?
Its self lens-trace mode can convert a sample lens or pattern plate into shape data using the built-in sensor.
What support comes from SmartLab?
SmartLab can help with equipment selection, setup, calibration, operator training, service, troubleshooting and parts support.
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