Picture frame
Ray-Ban sunglasses frame design and manufacturing philosophy , and create accurate theoretical lens almost exactly the same , extremely durable material , always wear comfortable, exceptionally thoughtful face type .
1 , double screw assembly, effectively consolidate lens
2 , the strict distortion test to ensure toughness and stability of the frame
3 , mirror arm radian particularly attentive skin
4 , the weak of arm -side design , response surface model can be adjustable contour
Nose pads
1 , smooth rounded nose pads , exceptionally docile
2 , embedded in gooseneck arm care can do multi-directional shift nose pads provide a more comfortable supporting force
Plastic part
1 , in order to frame Avon elastic cellulose acetate or nylon , with a flame-retardant , anti- chemical corrosion features , the color will not fade .
2 , in order to ensure smooth frame shape , so cellulose acetate or nylon frames were four days after the grinding process
Metal part
1, the main metal connecting parts are plated welded to prevent frame appears debris , erosion and loss of luster
2 , for a fixed lens tough and durable metal wire , can be arbitrarily adjust and consolidate lenses.
Lens characteristics
In the 70 years history of Ray-Ban , the leading lens technology for the consumer protection industry has been in a leadership position. Ray-Ban lens through scientific designed to control glare , 100% of harmful UV rays to prevent the invasion , effectively filter blue light , and maintain good contrast and sharp vision. Its optical performance is very accurate, even beyond the industry standard for high-quality prescription eyeglasses .
Ray-Ban lens characteristics :
Pure optical glass : glass material fact, a large advantage in clarity, uniformity and stability.
Impact resistance: Ray-Ban lenses undergo thermal and chemical treatment , that is, its impact resistance beyond the requirements of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Durability: particularly stable since the glass , which lens color even when exposed to sunlight for several years will not fade or change .
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Ray Ban sunglasses came into existence in 1937 when the brand was
founded by optician supplies and spectacle manufacturing firm Bausch
& Lomb (which had been established in 1853 by two German immigrants
and had gone from strength to strength). The first model of Ray Ban
sunglasses was designed at the request of a US pilot who had complained
of the sun damaging his eyes while he was flying. This design was
originally called the Anti-Glare but was soon renamed the Aviator due to
its popularity and suitability to pilots. It consisted of a distinctive
design where the lenses were two or three times the design of the eye
socket because they needed to block the entire range of the eye from the
sun. The first Ray Ban sunglasses were consequently worn by pilots in
the US air force although it was only a year before the company began to
sell them to members of the public.
On May 7, 1937 Bausch & Lomb officially took out the patent on the Ray Ban aviator sunglass.
The first sunglass to incorporate an anti-glare lens, the metal frame was extremely lightweight and made from gold-plated metal with two green lenses that filtered out UV rays.
The U.S. Army Air Corps pilots instantly took to the sunglasses, earning Ray-Bans the moniker "Aviator Glasses" -- a term which now describes all sunglasses with designs that are similar to the original Ray-Ban.
The Ray-Ban aviator achieved broader popularity during WWII, when General Douglas MacArthur was photographed in Ray-Ban aviator glasses landing on the beach in the Philippines.
On May 7, 1937 Bausch & Lomb officially took out the patent on the Ray Ban aviator sunglass.
The first sunglass to incorporate an anti-glare lens,
the metal frame was extremely lightweight and made from gold-plated
metal with two green lenses that filtered out UV rays.
The U.S. Army Air Corps pilots instantly took to the
sunglasses, earning Ray-Bans the moniker "Aviator Glasses" -- a term
which now describes all sunglasses with designs that are similar to the
original Ray-Ban.
The Ray-Ban aviator achieved broader popularity during
WWII, when General Douglas MacArthur was photographed in Ray-Ban aviator
glasses landing on the beach in the Philippines.
- See more at: http://www.urbanoptiques.com/eyewear/designer-eyewear/rayban/the-ray-ban-story#sthash.cYUY4hdC.dpuf
On May 7, 1937 Bausch & Lomb officially took out the patent on the Ray Ban aviator sunglass.
The first sunglass to incorporate an anti-glare lens,
the metal frame was extremely lightweight and made from gold-plated
metal with two green lenses that filtered out UV rays.
The U.S. Army Air Corps pilots instantly took to the
sunglasses, earning Ray-Bans the moniker "Aviator Glasses" -- a term
which now describes all sunglasses with designs that are similar to the
original Ray-Ban.
The Ray-Ban aviator achieved broader popularity during
WWII, when General Douglas MacArthur was photographed in Ray-Ban aviator
glasses landing on the beach in the Philippines.
- See more at: http://www.urbanoptiques.com/eyewear/designer-eyewear/rayban/the-ray-ban-story#sthash.cYUY4hdC.dpufThe first sunglass to incorporate an anti-glare lens, the metal frame was extremely lightweight and made from gold-plated metal with two green lenses that filtered out UV rays.
The U.S. Army Air Corps pilots instantly took to the sunglasses, earning Ray-Bans the moniker "Aviator Glasses" -- a term which now describes all sunglasses with designs that are similar to the original Ray-Ban.
The Ray-Ban aviator achieved broader popularity during WWII, when General Douglas MacArthur was photographed in Ray-Ban aviator glasses landing on the beach in the Philippines.
On May 7, 1937 Bausch & Lomb officially took out the patent on the Ray Ban aviator sunglass.
The first sunglass to incorporate an anti-glare lens,
the metal frame was extremely lightweight and made from gold-plated
metal with two green lenses that filtered out UV rays.
The U.S. Army Air Corps pilots instantly took to the
sunglasses, earning Ray-Bans the moniker "Aviator Glasses" -- a term
which now describes all sunglasses with designs that are similar to the
original Ray-Ban.
The Ray-Ban aviator achieved broader popularity during
WWII, when General Douglas MacArthur was photographed in Ray-Ban aviator
glasses landing on the beach in the Philippines.
- See more at: http://www.urbanoptiques.com/eyewear/designer-eyewear/rayban/the-ray-ban-story#sthash.cYUY4hdC.dpuf
On May 7, 1937 Bausch & Lomb officially took out the patent on the Ray Ban aviator sunglass.
The first sunglass to incorporate an anti-glare lens,
the metal frame was extremely lightweight and made from gold-plated
metal with two green lenses that filtered out UV rays.
The U.S. Army Air Corps pilots instantly took to the
sunglasses, earning Ray-Bans the moniker "Aviator Glasses" -- a term
which now describes all sunglasses with designs that are similar to the
original Ray-Ban.
The Ray-Ban aviator achieved broader popularity during
WWII, when General Douglas MacArthur was photographed in Ray-Ban aviator
glasses landing on the beach in the Philippines.
- See more at: http://www.urbanoptiques.com/eyewear/designer-eyewear/rayban/the-ray-ban-story#sthash.cYUY4hdC.dpuf
On May 7, 1937 Bausch & Lomb officially took out the patent on the Ray Ban aviator sunglass.
The first sunglass to incorporate an anti-glare lens,
the metal frame was extremely lightweight and made from gold-plated
metal with two green lenses that filtered out UV rays.
The U.S. Army Air Corps pilots instantly took to the
sunglasses, earning Ray-Bans the moniker "Aviator Glasses" -- a term
which now describes all sunglasses with designs that are similar to the
original Ray-Ban.
The Ray-Ban aviator achieved broader popularity during
WWII, when General Douglas MacArthur was photographed in Ray-Ban aviator
glasses landing on the beach in the Philippines.
- See more at: http://www.urbanoptiques.com/eyewear/designer-eyewear/rayban/the-ray-ban-story#sthash.cYUY4hdC.dpuf
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