Can you repair rimless glasses by yourself?
Splice the broken temple of the glasses into its original position on the glasses. Cut a piece of tape about 10cm long and pass it through the gap between the temple of the glasses and the base of the spring. Place the tape on the inside side of the glasses and tighten the other side with your hands. Then apply the outer tape to the temple of the glasses and press it down with your hand. Cut a piece of tape about twice the circumference of the bottom of the temple of the eyeglasses and stick it around the bottom of the temple of the eyeglasses. Cut a piece of tape about twice the circumference of the upper-middle part of the temple and use it to stick the top of the tape used in the first step. Then a piece of tape roughly twice the circumference of the middle leg of the glasses was used to tape the area between the two steps. Then repeat the previous step, and introduce another layer of tape from the gap on the outside of the adhesive tape. First, cut off a piece of tape as long as the temple of the glasses and stick the end of it to the bottom of the temple at an angle of about 60 degrees. Then tighten the other end with your hand, making it stick upward in a spiral until it covers all the tape in front.
How to Know If You Need Bifocal Glasses?
As you get older, you will find that is more and more difficult to read or focus on things that are really close up. This is called presbyopia and it is a common eye condition among older people.
How to know if you need bifocal glasses? If you find yourself squinting at the text that once was easy to read or your vision is blurry, you may need to see an eye doctor. In this situation, you may need bifocal glasses to correct your eyes.
If you currently wear glasses but see print more clearly when you remove them, it is a sign that you may need bifocal glasses in the future.
To know if you need bifocal glasses exactly, check your eyes by an optometrist or ophthalmologist.
Driving Glasses - Conant
Conant is a well-known lens brand and a famous trademark in Shanghai. It is a listed company, a high-tech enterprise in Shanghai. It is one of the largest suppliers of Chinese glasses in the world market. And it is an early enterprise in the field of resin lens production in China.
Choose clear glasses for kids of suitable temples and nose pads.
Children's head is very different from adults, especially the height of the bridge of the nose. Most children's bridge of the nose is low. Therefore, it is best to choose a high nose pad for children's glasses or an adjustable eyeglass frame for the nose pad. The temples of the glasses should not cause uncomfortable pressure and the glasses should be kept in the correct position. Sporty temples are another option. The temples are very flexible, and they fit well into a child's ear. It should extend to the earlobe and be covered with soft plastic.
The development of glasses
In 1451, Nicholas of Cusa of Germany invented a lens that was thinner in the middle and thicker at the end to help short-sighted people. In 1727, Edward Scarlett, an English optician, invented modern frames that could be worn over ears and noses. Benjamin Franklin, an American scientist, and philosopher invented bifocals, which divide the lenses into far and near parts. The two lenses are held together by a metal frame. Frame construction has improved over the centuries, and today frames have come in different kinds of styles and designs. Unbreakable lenses were invented in 1955, and in 1971 a new type of lens combining plastic and glass properties was invented.
Titanium is currently too expensive to refine.
It is highly demanding in buckling, stamping, cutting, and welding. The extraction of titanium, like that of aluminum before the 19th century, was quite costly and produced in limited quantities, so it was used only in extremely important fields, such as aerospace, electronics, precision instrument manufacturing, and so on.
What is cellulose acetate?
Cellulose acetate refers to a thermoplastic resin obtained by esterification with acetic acid as a solvent and acetic anhydride as an acetylating agent under the action of a catalyst. It is the first commercially produced and continuously developed fiber among cellulose derivatives. Vegetarian organic acid esters.
