What is the best lens material?
Crown glass was first used to make lenses. The glass melt was blown into a crown, or hollow sphere, and then reheated in the center of a rapidly rotating plate, which was then unrolled and flattened by centrifugal force. Flat and thin edges are cut into suitable shapes to make window panes. The circular bulge in the middle is the prototype of the lens. The glass material used to make lenses was originally colorless transparent glass with a refractive index of 1.523. Other substances were added to the lens to improve its ability to absorb ultraviolet light.
What is the best lens material?
MR stands for Mitsui Resin, a raw material for optical lenses made by Mitsui Chemicals in Japan. It is the first high refractive index lens material produced by polyurethane technology in the world. It has the characteristics of high refractive index, high Abbe number, low specific gravity, high impact resistance, and so on. MR series material, with high impact resistance, good tensile strength, and minimal internal stress, is very suitable for the unique design of lens products, like rimless glasses and high bending lenses, etc. At the same time, it has good processing, dyeing, and weather resistance.
Clear glasses are in fashion.
Unlike those who used to wear plain glasses for the sake of a polite way, it is important for young men and women to wear glasses today to show their individuality, personality, and non-mainstream style. The clear eyeglass frame is classic, as the black frame. But relatively speaking, a clear white eyeglass frame has certain requirements to face shape, skin color, hairstyle. However, if you wear them properly and have enough confidence, those clear frames can be very stylish.
Many traditional optical stores are complaining about a drop in customer numbers. When we analyze it, we find that the decline in customer numbers is divided into two aspects. The first is the decrease in new customers, which is mainly because the Internet and eye hospitals are fighting for customers from optical stores. The other is the loss of old customers, which is entirely because the optical store did not do the best service, especially the after-sales service.
Type of eyeglasses cloth
There are many kinds of cloth for glasses. There is mainly sheepskin eyewear cloth, and there is microfiber eyewear cloth. There are suede and double-sided cloth and so on. Professional eyewear cloth must use more than 200 grams of weight/per cubic centimeter of microfiber. This kind of raw material chemical fiber is fine, and tactility is soft, so it will not damage the lens. This kind of wipe cloth can be used on a computer screen. The two sides of the cloth are different, and the smooth side is used to scrub the lenses. Because the dirt on the lens is mostly small. The rough side is designed to give you more friction when you touch it with your finger, so you can use it more easily, and you can clean it more.
Why does an optical shop carry out the preferential activity?
These activities can attract a steady flow of traffic, but to keep the original flow out. It helps improve the store in the community awareness, expand visibility. It can attract new customers to the store, encourage old customers to introduce new customers, and stimulate old customers to buy again. And then increase store sales and add new customers.
What is a qualified plano lens?
First, identify the surface. High-quality products should not have obvious scratches, pitting, edge collapse, sand holes, water ripples, bubbles, and other surface defects. Put glasses next to the place of 33 cm or so at the moment. When looking at the object through glasses, there is no phenomenon that the objects become big or decrescent, and you should not have a feeling that the objects are beating. Otherwise, the quality of the glasses has a problem. Next check through the instrument identification. Finally, check whether the trademark, manufacturer, and quality certificate are true and reliable. The lens of the international famous brand product is often engraved with the manufacturer's trademark, which can be found by careful observation on the edge of the lens.
