+33 (0) 4 74 02 73 73Glasses & Eyewear Polishing
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The requirements of eyewear polishing
The polishing of glasses is all the more complicated as a frame is composed of a multitude of small parts made of different materials.
Wood, acetate, polycarbonate, metal and many other variants whose characteristics we know well to be able to offer you polishing processes perfectly adapted to your surface.
The polishing of eyeglasses will also require polishing compounds and buffing mops adapted to your process, whether it is robotized or manual, as well as to your machines.
Eyeglass polishers master all polishing techniques and find in the MERARD ranges products adapted to their needs, their products and their process.
Liquid, solid or cream polishing compounds, without animal fat, 100% cotton or sisal polishing discs, adapted to the pre-polishing, polishing or finishing stages, for precious, ferrous, non-ferrous, copper or any other plastic material… the MERARD polishing range is extremely wide and our eyewear manufacturer customers are thus able to set up efficient and economical processes on all their production sites, anywhere in the world.
Acetate, titanium, polycarbonate, grilamid, all materials used in eyewear that require specific polishing solutions.
Polishing of glasses, many parts to polish
Glasses
branches, circles
tenons, heels, bar
insert holders, screws
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Any tips for eyewear polishing?
Polishing tips for acetate glasses
Discover below a process frequently used by our eyewear manufacturer customers looking for productivity and a perfect mirror finish.
Recommended polishing compounds and buffing mops for acetate eyewear polishing.
| Polishing | Polishing compounds | Buffing mops |
|---|---|---|
|
Finishing |
HRA 30 |
MOC2 |
|
Polishing |
chroma lm |
sh |
|
Polishing |
hra 20 |
lag |
|
Medium pre-polishing |
ferinox fb 66 |
mb |
|
Pre-polishing |
pâte à ponce |
mb |
la grande variété de formes et de matières composant les lunettes rendent leur polissage spécifique et complexe.
Polishing tips for nickel silver eyeglass frames
Here is a process frequently used by eyewear manufacturers looking for productivity and a perfect mirror finish.
Recommended polishing compounds and buffing mops for polishing a pair of nickel silver glasses
| Polishing | Polishing compounds | Buffing mops |
|---|---|---|
|
Finishing |
MP61S |
STV |
|
Polishing |
grisinox |
LM1 |
|
Pre-polishing |
ferinox TR |
MB |
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Technical liquid polishing compounds
To adapt to the requirements of automatic robotic polishing or cooperage, MERARD has duplicated its best solid polishing compound products into liquid polishing compounds, with a special focus on finishing and mirror polishing.
- Polishing compounds with high concentration of polishing abrasives to increase productivity and performance
- Good control of viscosities for easy machine adjustments
- Flexibility and adaptation to small and large volumes (from 500ml to several tens of thousands of tons)
- Polishing compounds available in different sizes according to references
100% cotton buffing mops
Our 100% cotton buffing mops offer a wide range of flexibility and compliance for polishing all your delicate and/or technical parts.
The 100% cotton buffing mops are recommended for polishings requiring durability, resistance, efficiency and being able to adapt to the most demanding polishing objectives: mirror polish, extreme fineness of surface finish, perfect respect of geometrical criteria…
- Technical cotton fabrics made from fine and resistant yarns
- Tight weaving to provide a high quality of polishing
- Advanced treatments and finishing to meet the variety of polishing applications, both manual and automatic
- Sewn, pleated, stapled, ventilated, folded… custom-made assemblies and confections to adapt precisely to each need
- A very wide dimensional range from 40 mm to 1 m in diameter
All our polishing pastes and polishing discs are made in our workshops in France.
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Copper metals
Plastics, varnish, acetate, polycarbonate, acrylic
Ferrous metals
High hardness metals & ceramics
Plexiglass
Hard stones
Precious metals
