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  • Tips on using sunglasses

    Tips on using sunglasses

    1) Under normal circumstances, 8-40% of the light can penetrate sunglasses. Most people choose 15-25% sunglasses. Outdoors, most color-changing glasses are in this range, but the light transmittance of glasses from different manufacturers is different. Darker color changing glasses can penetrate ...
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  • Knowledge of glasses lenses

    Knowledge of glasses lenses

    1. What kinds of lens materials are there? Natural materials: crystal stone, high hardness, not easy to grind, can transmit ultraviolet rays, and has birefringence. Artificial materials: including inorganic glass, organic glass and optical resin. Inorganic glass: It is smelted from silica, calciu...
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  • The misunderstanding of sunglasses selection.

    The misunderstanding of sunglasses selection.

    Misunderstanding 1: All sunglasses are 100% UV resistant Let’s first understand the ultraviolet light. The wavelength of ultraviolet light is below 400 uv. After the eye is exposed, it will damage the cornea and retina, resulting in solar keratitis and corneal endothelial damage.High-qualit...
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  • Exhibition content

    Exhibition content

    Every year we attend optical exhibition in Tokyo, and won many awards, we have a long history in the glasses production aspect, has the rich experience, with many in the industry of professional case and cooperate with many famous brands, our glasses modelling beautiful,...
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  • “Mirror” industry keeps its original intention and always follows the party

    “Mirror” industry keeps its original intention and always follows the party

    The 9th Standing Council of China Optical Association and the Party Building Work Experience Exchange Meeting was held On May 26, the Ninth Standing Council of the China Optical Association was held in Changsha, Hunan. More than 100 people attended the meeting,...
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  • Pioneer of aviator sunglasses

    Pioneer of aviator sunglasses

    Aviator Sunglasses 1936 Developed by Bausch & Lomb, branded as Ray-Ban   As with several iconic designs, such as the Jeep, Aviator sunglasses were originally intended for military use and developed in 1936 for pilots to protect their eyes while flying. Ray-Ban began selling the glasses to th...
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