Monodesign Launched Metal Rim Frames

Monodesign Metal collections launched. There are four eye styles in the collection and each of the styles available in three colors. The pantos shapes are back the in demand. Find out more from our friendly dealers nationwide.

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Monocolor fools around with the very important colorblocking tendencies.
After decades of exploring all kinds of color combination, we took the completely opposite approach.

Only 1 color, but let that one color be strong, that is the theme for this collection.

We have mixed highly commercial shapes with more unique, but they all have in common, that the tops have some volume, while the bottom is kept quite thin.

The combination between the rounded finish of the edges makes this product extremely nice to hold and wear.

All made in stainless steel.

Plenty of colors and shapes, some in two sizes.
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Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel Frame – this is a nickel free frame so it is better in terms of health and allergy. But stainless steel is heavier than nickel silver and monel, so the frame is likely to be of a wire design in order to make it light. The frame will look very thin and sometimes people will assume that it is not strong enough.
Stainless steel frames and surgical stainless are another alternative to titanium. Qualities of stainless steel frames include light weight, low toxicity and strength; many stainless steel frames also are nickel-free and thus hypoallergenic.
Stainless steel is readily available and reasonably priced. It's an alloy of steel and chromium, and may also contain another element. Most stainless steels contain anywhere from 10 to 30 percent chromium, which provides excellent resistance to corrosion, abrasion and heat.
Stainless steel can and does rust, but its rate of rusting is much less than that for low chromium alloys. Stainless steel must contain at least 12% chromium to be classified as truly stainless.
• Steel was the first metal used in eyeglasses manufacture, since the first glasses were made out of a nail.
• Stainless steel is exceptionally long-lasting and flexible; it is anti-corrosive, which is why it is used in many fields: food, hygiene, and health.
• Manufacturers can make small parts without losing the mechanical resistance.
• Stainless steel is not used very often for eyeglasses yet because it is quite expensive and brazing (welding) is difficult, given its fragility when it is hot.
Pros : good physical resistance, good resistance to oxidation. Non-corrosive and tarnish resistant. Hypoallergenic, flexible, lightweight. Extremely durable. Available in thin material.
Cons : Difficult to manufacture because this material is originally very hard. Particular galvanic treatment. Becomes brittle in hot temperatures.