Eyeglasses frames materials have been
revolutionized with the advent of new plastics and various types of metals.
Frames generally are fabricated from plastic or metal, but a wide variety of
materials can be used, depending on the desired characteristics of the frame.
Here is the comparison between metal frame and
plastic frame
Metal
Frame
It
is relatively thin, easily become bent or deformed.
The
metal can cause skin irritation when sweating and the sweat may corrode the
metal surface.
Distance
between the frame and the face is farther.
Most
frames have nose pads, which can be adjusted according to the height of the
bridge of the nose.
Plastic
Frame
It
is relatively thick, not easily bent or deformed.
It
fits students with excessive sweating as skin irritation seldom results from
plastics.
The
frame is relatively close to the face.
Most
frames are without nose pads and the bridge supports the frame directly with
little room for adjustment.
Monel
Metal
A lightweight, corrosion-resistant alloy,
it is the most popular material for creating frames with the widest variety of color
and style options.
Titanium
and Stainless Steel
Extremely strong, lightweight and reliable
in humid conditions with frames that are easily adjustable, corrosion resistant
and hypoallergenic, providing comfort for sensitive skin.
Memory
Metal
Similar characteristics to titanium and
stainless steel with the added benefits of flexibility and sturdiness, making
it a good choice for those with active lifestyles or tend to be rough with
their glasses.
Plastic
Lightweight and bridge fittings spread the
weight of glasses evenly, providing better comfort and making it ideal for
full-time frame wearers, with a huge range of styles and colours.
Carbon
Fibre
A cutting edge textile, being the most
lightweight, flexible and toughest material currently available at OPSM - great
for active lifestyles, or for those who want the latest technology and highest
quality.
EXPLORE
OUR COLLECTION
https://www.zinff.com/
评论
发表评论