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Glasses Repair with Laser Welding

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Nowadays eyewear is not just a tool to improve one’s eyesight but also one of the widely used accessories. Eye specialists prescribe them to people having weak eyesight but people without any vision issues also tend to use them as a fashion accessory. People usually prefer glasses over contact lenses as they can get pretty uncomfortable sometimes and the procedure and precautions related to the contact lenses get really hectic and burdening needless to say the additional baggage of eye drops and solutions they come with. However, sometimes eyeglasses tend to break and bend because of traveling or unnecessarily applied pressure. Careless handling is also a major cause that damages to eyewear. Over time with rigorous and continuous use frames get loosened up affecting the hold of the glass on the wearer’s eyes and eventually affecting the overall vision. This makes it really uncomfortable to use. Materials like nylon and plastic are more flexible and bendable as compared to wood...

Repairing and Maintenance of Broken Sunglasses

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If your sunglasses have broken, here are some tips on repairing and maintenance of broken sunglasses that can help you to make your glasses work for some time.

How to Replace Silhouette Glasses’ Nose Pads?

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Replacing or adjusting the glasses is quite compulsory as after prolonged usage it may slide out of the place, hurt your ears, or pinch your nose thus here are some of the required measures that can be taken for the  Silhouette Replacement Nose Pads . Different Styles of Mount and How to Replace Them The very thing is that one must look at what sort of frame you use. There are different types of mount that can be used – here are some of them: – Screw on –  This is one of the most popular mounts that are used by many – post with a hole on it that can slide to the closed catch at the end of the guard or pad arm. While replacing this style of pad remember to protect the lens from scratching. Push-on or snap-in –  If you look through all the frames or sunglasses you will mainly find that 80 – 85% of frames or sunglasses account for screw-in and push-on the mount. It is shaped like a beam and is either made of metal or hard plastic. This style of mount is the easie...