Used Nidek Calibration Jig (40390-M011)
Ensure the absolute sizing and axis precision of your Nidek finishing equipment with this **genuine OEM Nidek Calibration Jig** (Reference 40390-M011). This essential calibration tool is designed to mount securely between the lens chucks, allowing your equipment to perform critical self-calibration routines for axis alignment and final lens sizing.
Offered in **used, fully functional condition**, this calibration jig has been rigorously inspected in our workshop to guarantee its structural integrity and dimensional accuracy. Regular maintenance and calibration with this OEM jig will prevent costly errors such as off-axis lenses or incorrect sizing, ensuring your lab continues to produce eyewear that meets the highest quality standards.
Key Features and Benefits
- Essential Calibration Tool: The exact factory-specified jig required to calibrate the chucking axis, size reproduction, and internal sensors of your Nidek machines.
- Genuine OEM Precision: Manufactured by Nidek to strict tolerances, ensuring flawless communication with your edger’s or tracer’s calibration software.
- Broad Compatibility: A versatile and indispensable tool fully compatible with a wide range of Nidek integrated edgers, blockers, and standalone tracers.
- Cost-Effective Maintenance: A certified used jig provides the exact same critical calibration parameters as a brand new part, optimizing your budget without sacrificing quality.
Technical Specifications and Compatibilities
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Component Type | Calibration Jig / Outil (Pige) de Calibration |
| OEM Reference | 40390-M011 |
| State / Condition | Used / Occasion (Inspected and verified for dimensional accuracy) |
| Compatible Edgers (Integrated Tracers) | Nidek LE-9000, LE-1000, Lex-1000 |
| Compatible Blockers & Tracers | Nidek ICE-9000, ICE-1000, LT-900, LT-910 |
💡 Tech Tip: Proper Clamping & Storage
Before clamping the jig into your machine, ensure both the jig and the machine’s lens chucks are completely clean and free of debris (like glass dust or old block pads). Any particle caught between the jig and the chuck will cause the jig to sit at an angle, resulting in a flawed axis calibration. Always store the jig in a protective case to prevent drops that could alter its precision geometry.
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