Plastic sheet mirror frame

Plastic sheet frames are a popular type of frame. Their lightweight feel, diverse designs, and wide range of compatibility make them popular with consumers of all ages. Key information is summarized below:
Main Materials and Characteristics
Acetate: The most commonly used material, it offers excellent flexibility, is non-flammable and non-deformable, and has excellent dyeability, allowing for vibrant colors and unique textures like wood grain and marble. It is lightweight and comfortable, making it a stylish everyday option.
Propionate: It offers a lower cost, a softer texture, and is easy to process. Its diverse colors meet basic needs, but its strength and durability are somewhat lower, making it more suitable for simple, everyday wear.
Polycarbonate: It offers high impact resistance, is unbreakable, and offers high safety. It is also lightweight, transparent, and UV-resistant, making it a preferred choice for sports eyewear frames.
TR-90: A thermoplastic nylon material. It is ultra-light and non-compressive, with excellent flexibility and elasticity. It easily recovers from external forces and is resistant to breakage. It adapts to various face shapes and is suitable for both daily wear and light exercise. Appearance and Applications
Design: Easy to process and mold, with a wide variety of styles available, including round, square, and cat's-eye shapes. These can be embellished with gemstones, metal nameplates, and other embellishments. Available in trendy and stylish styles, as well as simple and classic designs, they cater to diverse aesthetics.
Applications: Acetate and propionate models are suitable for daily work, study, and leisure wear. Polycarbonate and TR-90 models, due to their high impact resistance, are particularly suitable for sports such as running and basketball, offering both aesthetics and protection.