Sharing of Polishing Techniques for Plastic Lenses

Sharing of polishing Techniques for Plastic Lenses

1、 Understand the characteristics of plastic lenses

Type: Organic glass lenses

Product name: Organic glass patterned board

Category: Organic glass lenses

Product feature: Acrylic

Acrylic lenses

Compared to glass lenses, plastic lenses are lighter and easier to process, but they are also more susceptible to scratches, blurring, and other issues. Therefore, before polishing, it is necessary to understand the material and characteristics of plastic lenses.

2、 Preparation tools and materials

The tools and materials required for polishing plastic lenses include: water, detergent, fine sandpaper, polishing agent, towels, etc. Among them, attention should be paid to the selection of polishing agents, and high-quality products should be selected as much as possible for better results.

3、 Perform polishing steps

Firstly, soak the plastic lenses in clean water and add a few drops of detergent to clean the surface of the oil and dust.

2. Then, use fine sandpaper to smooth out the scratches on the surface, being careful to use sandpaper that gradually becomes finer to avoid causing greater damage.

3. Next, use a polishing agent to apply it to the surface of the plastic lens, and then polish it with a towel until the surface becomes smooth and shiny.

4. Finally, rinse with clean water and wipe off any surface moisture.

4、 Precautions

1. When polishing, it is necessary to apply moderate force to avoid scratching the surface again.

2. When polishing, attention should be paid to cleaning oil and dust to avoid secondary pollution.

During the polishing process, one should pay attention to their own safety to avoid accidents during use.

The above are the methods and steps for polishing plastic lenses. With correct operation, plastic lenses can be easily made smooth and shiny, and problems during the use of plastic lenses can be solved. But polishing is not a one-time solution. It is recommended to regularly polish to maintain the smoothness of the lens surface.