Eyeglass Frame: This crucial component is meticulously crafted from cold-drawn or cold-rolled wire. Its sophisticated manufacturing process ensures both style and durability. Strict requirements are placed on the bending properties and homogeneity of the frame material during processing to guarantee a consistent frame profile for each pair of glasses, meeting standards.
Lens Bending Angle: The bending angle is a key component for lens mounting. Careful adjustment of small screws is required during installation to secure the lens before tightening. The process involves spot welding with argon arc protection to prevent oxidation and ensure the component's stability and aesthetics.
Eyeglass Temples: Eyeglass temples are essential components that hang on the ears and must be flexible and non-deformable. Their manufacturing process includes multiple steps such as forging, stamping, polishing, bending, welding hinges, and cutting. Each step aims to ensure both comfort and aesthetics when worn.
Nose Clip and Hinge: The nose clip connects the two frames, and its manufacturing involves stamping and cutting wire. The hinge is crucial for the folding of the temples, requiring high machinability and abrasion resistance. The precision machining of these parts ensures the wearer's comfort and safety.
Nose plate: The nose plate supports the frame and holds it securely to the nose; its material needs good tensile and bending properties. The design and machining of this component aim to provide a better wearing experience.
