How to Choose the Compression Sleeves for Your Eyeglasses?
Compression sleeves are used to fix the lenses, mainly in rimless glasses . The numbers of the compression sleeves stand for their length and the diameter of the tube parts. Normally, the length varies from 6.5 to 7 mm whereas, the diameter of the tube part varies from 0.8 mm to 1.45 mm (inner wall of the cylinder) and 1.5 mm to 2 mm (considering the outer edge of the cylinder). Any kind of mismatch will either not fit through the holes in the lenses or will not provide a tight grip. So, to choose the right compression sleeve, these two are necessary parameters to consider. Besides, some front cutters, a pin or sharpened screwdriver to reopen the holes after cutting the sleeves short, and a specialist pair of pliers to force the pins into the sleeves are also required. It is advisable to go to an optical shop to fix it properly, to avoid any damage to the lens. It is reparable in a few minutes at very little cost. Eyeglass Repair USA can help you in choosing the right one a...