Crafting Polycarbonate Polarised Lenses for iPOP Sunglasses
iPOP Eyewear NZ stands out—affordable, stylish, and clever. Sunglasses here don’t just look good—they guard your eyes and sharpen your view. Let’s walk through how they make those polycarbonate polarised lenses. It’s a mix of tech, skill, and keeping costs low.
Understanding Polycarbonate Brilliance
Polycarbonate’s the star—tough, light, and clear. Beats old-school glass or acrylic hands down. It’s strong but won’t weigh you down.
They start with top-notch polycarbonate pellets from solid suppliers. Melted, moulded—lenses come out tough as nails. Shatterproof, scratch-resistant—ready for daily wear or wild days out.
Crafting Polarised Lenses: How It’s Done
Polarised lenses are iPOP’s ace—cut glare, boost clarity. Here’s the rundown.
Polarising Film Application
First, they slap on a thin polarising film. Tiny crystals inside block horizontal light—that’s the glare from water or roads.
Lamination for Durability
Next, they sandwich that film between protective layers. Keeps it safe, lasts ages—lamination locks it in tight.
Lens Cutting and Shaping
Then it’s cut time. Machines shape lenses to fit iPOP’s frame designs—every edge spot-on for a snug fit.
Quality Control
Checks happen all along. Lenses get eyed for flaws—only the best make it through. Clarity and toughness are non-negotiable.
Final Assembly
Passed the tests? Lenses go into frames. Techs line them up, lock them in—each pair gets a final once-over before shipping.
The Promise of Affordability
iPOP’s all about quality for everyone. Polarised sunglasses start at $25, frames with inner core wire hit $30. High-end eyewear doesn’t need a big price.
Embracing Innovation and Empowerment
iPOP blends new ideas with solid work. Polycarbonate lenses shine, frames stay sturdy with wire inside. Every pair’s a win.
Affordable brilliance means you don’t settle. Sunbathing or driving—iPOP’s got you covered with style and grit.
Check out how sunglasses are made here.