PLASTEEL PL001 C15 PHOTOCHROMIC LENSES GLASSES / ENVOIK VESTAKEEP PEEK MATERIAL / ULTRA STRONG / LIGHTWEIGHT / FLEXIBLE

Photochromic lenses are lenses that darken when exposed to UV light and become clear when the UV light is removed. They are also called transition lenses, because they transition from clear to tinted depending on the level of UV light present.

Photochromic lenses are commonly used in eyeglasses and sunglasses. They are a popular choice for people who spend a lot of time outdoors, as they provide convenient protection against the sun's harmful UV rays without the need to switch between regular glasses and sunglasses. They are also useful for people with light sensitivity or those who are bothered by bright light.

It's important to note that photochromic lenses may not darken as much in a car because windshields and windows often have UV filters that block the UV light necessary to activate the lenses. However, there are photochromic lenses available that are designed to darken behind the windshield of a car.

PLASTEEL, a cutting-edge material used in eyewear by Grand Maple Optical Ltd., is made from PEEK plasma, which is regarded by many as one of the strongest plastics in the world. Plasteel passed the car compression test, which attests to its durability and strength. This material offers several advantages over traditional eyewear, which is more prone to damage and breakage. Its unbreakable property prevents wearers from having to replace glasses frequently, which is a common pain point among customers who experience frame breakage while lenses are still in good condition. Plasteel is also lightweight and comfortable to wear, even for extended periods. Its total weight of 9g, equivalent to 2pcs of A4 paper, makes it easy for wearers to carry out their daily activities without experiencing discomfort or irritation from their glasses. These features make Plasteel a highly competitive material for eyewear, offering customers a reliable and comfortable solution that meets their needs.

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Featrue Advantages:

There are several advantages to using photochromic lenses in glasses. Here are some of the main ones:

1. Convenience: Photochromic lenses offer the convenience of having both eyeglasses and sunglasses in one pair of glasses. They automatically adjust to changing light conditions, so you don't need to switch between different pairs of glasses.
2. UV protection: Photochromic lenses provide 100% protection against harmful UV rays from the sun, which can help prevent eye damage and reduce the risk of developing cataracts or macular degeneration.
3. Comfort: Photochromic lenses can help reduce eye strain and glare, especially in bright sunlight. They can also be helpful for people with light sensitivity or those who are bothered by bright light.
4. Aesthetics: Transition lenses can be a stylish addition to your eyewear, as they are available in a variety of tint colors and can be customized to your prescription and frame style.
5. Cost-effective: Buying one pair of glasses with photochromic lenses can be more cost-effective than purchasing separate eyeglasses and sunglasses.

Our strengths:

Grand Maple Optical Ltd. is a distinguished optical company that stands out for its exceptional customer service, cutting-edge technology, and unwavering commitment to excellence.

One of the company's key strengths is its extensive range of eyewear products. Grand Maple Optical Ltd. offers OEM services for branded eyewear companies in the US and Europe, providing high-quality products made from premium materials in a variety of styles and designs to meet the needs and preferences of customers. The company's products include eyeglasses, sunglasses, contact lenses, and more. Grand Maple Optical Ltd. also offers customized eyewear solutions, catering to the unique needs and requirements of each individual customer.

Another significant strength of Grand Maple Optical Ltd. is its innovative thinking. The company believes that eyewear should not only be a fashion accessory, but also fulfill additional needs for customers. To achieve this, Grand Maple Optical Ltd. has integrated three new technological elements into the eyewear business, namely TITANGRAPHINE, NTY, and PLASTEEL.

TITANGRAPHINE is a revolutionary technology in the eyewear industry that uses a nano material with non-thermal far infrared power embedded into the eyewear. Studies have shown that far infrared radiation (FIR) can have positive effects on eye health and vision. FIR therapy has been shown to improve visual acuity, reduce eye fatigue, and improve blood circulation around the eyes. The FIR material may also have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, which could help prevent eye infections or reduce inflammation in the eyes.

NTY is another innovative technology that Grand Maple Optical Ltd. has incorporated into its eyewear products. This is an antimicrobial eyewear that is coated with silver ions on the surface of the glasses. This coating helps reduce the risk of infection by preventing the growth and spread of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms that can cause eye infections. It can help maintain a higher level of hygiene by reducing the buildup of germs and bacteria on the surface of the glasses, which is particularly important for people who wear glasses for extended periods and may be more susceptible to the buildup of bacteria and oils on the frames.

PLASTEEL is the third category of innovative technology used by Grand Maple Optical Ltd. in its eyewear products. It is made from PEEK plasma, which is a highly durable and almost unbreakable plastic material. Plasteel eyewear offers several benefits over traditional eyewear, as it is lightweight, comfortable to wear, and highly durable. The total weight of Plasteel glasses is only 9g, which is equivalent to 2 pieces of A4 paper, making it comfortable for wearers to go about their daily activities without worrying about discomfort or irritation from their glasses. This technology can help wearers avoid needing to replace their glasses due to breakage, which is a common pain point for many customers.

In addition to these technological innovations, Grand Maple Optical Ltd. also provides exceptional customer service, with a team of highly trained professionals who are dedicated to ensuring that customers are satisfied with their experience. The company also stays up-to-date with the latest trends and advancements in the eyewear industry, ensuring that its products and services remain relevant and competitive. Overall, Grand Maple Optical Ltd. is a leading eyewear company that is known for its exceptional quality, innovation, and commitment to customer satisfaction.

​FAQ:

1. Is photochromic glasses worth it?

2. What materials are your frames made from?

Answer: Our frames are made from a range of granule e.g. EMS TR90 from Switzerland. G850 plant base material from Arkema in France and PEEK from Evonik in Germany. We use only the best materials to ensure that our frames are durable, comfortable, and stylish.

3. Do you offer customization options for your frames?

Answer: Yes, we offer a range of customization options for our frames, including color, size, shape, and other design elements. We work closely with our clients to create frames that meet their specific needs and preferences.

4. What is your production capacity?

Answer: Our production capacity varies depending on the type of frame and the quantity required. Our annual output would be 280K to 350K pcs.

5. Do you offer OEM/ODM services?

Answer: Yes, we offer OEM/ODM services for our clients. We have a team of experienced designers and engineers who can work with clients to create custom frames that meet their unique specifications.

6. What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

Answer: Our MOQ would be 300pcs per injected colors.

7. What is your lead time for production and delivery?

Answer: Our lead time for production and delivery depends on the quantity and customization requirements of the frames. It would range from 45 days to 70 days.

8. RX (prescription) / READING or PROGRESSIVE lenses are available for selection?

Answer: NO, it's important to consult with an optometrist or optician to ensure that the lenses will fit properly in the frame and provide the correct level of vision correction.