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Round PC Optical Frame with CP Temple Tip






A design-led optical front that repeats exactly from approved sample to bulk carton.
Overview
A prescription-ready optical frame produced by injection, so the geometry that was approved on the sample is the geometry that arrives in the carton. The front is made in polycarbonate; the lens specification is a demo lens, with the final lens specified at order. The frame is aimed at buyers building a coherent wall rather than a single style: one tooling family can carry several colours and a house logo without a new mould.
The commercial case is straightforward: one tooling set, one colour standard and one packing specification, so a buyer can extend the range by adding colours rather than by adding moulds. The catalogue lists this model under five search terms: round pc optical frame, pc optical frame, optical frame with cp temple, cp temple tip and optical frame. They cover platform, fit and frame family, and all five resolve to model OP541132, so a request placed under any of them reaches the same tooling and the same specification sheet.
Key Features
The four points below are the ones buyers usually test on a sample: material behaviour, fit geometry, optical performance and the customisation boundary.
Front Material and Finish
Polycarbonate gives this frame its impact behaviour: the front and temple resist cracking when knocked, which is why the same resin is used for safety and sports eyewear. It also moulds thin, so a deep eye-wire profile can be produced without the weight penalty that acetate would add at the same thickness.
Hinge, Temple and Fit
The front carries a defined brow and a thin eye wire, so the lens is held under tension at the rim rather than only at the top. That is what keeps a prescription lens from rotating in the frame after glazing.
Lens Fitting and Optical Stability
The front is deep enough to take a range of lens thicknesses, including a high minus edge, without the lens standing proud of the rim. Buyers can therefore offer the shape across a wider prescription range.
Colour, Logo and Packing
Logo position is agreed on the sample, so the mark sits on a flat face rather than over a curve. The minimum order quantity is 1200pcs, which is the point at which a colour run becomes practical.
Product Showcase
Photographs below are the approved sample set for model OP541132: front, angle, temple detail and colour reference. They are the images used for buyer approval, so a reorder is matched against the same reference.
Specifications
Values below come from the product file for this model. Where a field is not fixed in the file, it is marked as confirmable rather than filled with a nominal figure.
| Model No. | OP541132 |
|---|---|
| Category | Custom Men Optical Frame |
| Frame Material | PC (polycarbonate) |
| Lens | Demo lens; final lens specified at order |
| Size | 53-17-142 (lens-bridge-temple, mm) |
| Colour | Brown (product file) |
| Customization | Logo and colour customisation supported |
| MOQ | 1200pcs |
| Certification | CE, FDA |
| Indicative FOB | 1.6 USD per piece (indicative FOB) |
| Packing | Packing configuration confirmed at quotation stage |
OEM & ODM Customization
Customisation is handled at the tooling and sampling stage rather than at packing, because colour and geometry decisions made late are the ones that create a mismatch between the approved sample and the bulk. The list below is the working boundary for this model: anything inside it is quoted as a variant, anything outside it is quoted as a new development.
- Front colour matched to a Pantone or physical swatch before moulding, with a colour chip retained for the reorder.
- Logo applied by moulding, pad printing or laser marking, depending on where the mark sits and how the material takes ink.
- Lens specified at order: tint, coating and, where the brief calls for it, blue-light filtering.
- Temple length and tip curvature adjusted at sampling so the frame fits the target market rather than the sample head.
- Packing configured to the buyer brief: polybag, pouch, case, carton count and barcode label.
Manufacturing & Quality Control
Production runs through four checkpoints, and each one can stop a batch. The sequence is the same for a trial order and for a repeat run, so a buyer who approves a sample knows which checks the bulk will pass through.
1. Incoming Material Inspection
Every incoming lot is checked for colour, hardness and dimensional consistency against the approved sample. Metal parts are checked for plating thickness at the wear points, and any magnetic components are pull-tested before the batch moves to assembly.
2. Moulding and Frame Assembly
The front is moulded to the approved tool, then trimmed and polished. Temples are assembled to the front at the hinge block, and fold angle is checked against a setting gauge rather than by eye.
3. Surface Finishing and Optical Check
Surfaces are polished and, where specified, coated. Each frame is checked for sink marks, colour step at the hinge and lens seat flatness, and a sample is measured against the approved geometry.
4. Packing and Pre-Shipment Sampling
Frames are packed to the agreed carton count with a colour and model label on each polybag. A pre-shipment sample is drawn from the finished cartons and checked against the approved sample before the carton is sealed.
The full inspection standard is described on the quality control page, and prototype lead times are set out under rapid prototyping.
Applications
Model OP541132 is ordered by buyers in the following channels. The list is not exclusive, but it describes where the shape, price point and packing have already been placed.
- Optical chains building a coherent wall from one tooling family
- Private-label brands specifying colour, logo and packing
- Distributors supplying independent opticians with a design-led front
- Online prescription retailers who need a frame that photographs well
- Buying groups adding a bold shape to a conservative range
- Importers who need the same geometry repeated across reorders
For the wider assortment built on the same specification, see the men optical frame range.
FAQ
What is the minimum order quantity for this model?
The product file records an MOQ of 1200pcs for this model, and that is the quantity a colour run is quoted against. Colour and logo customisation is quoted against the same quantity, so a trial order and a repeat order use one price ladder.
How long does sampling take, and what is needed to start?
Sampling starts once the target colour, logo position and lens specification are confirmed. A stock front can usually be shown from existing samples, while a new colour or a new logo needs a made-up sample. The exact sampling window is confirmed at quotation stage, together with the courier cost and the sample charge, which is credited against the bulk order.
Can the logo and packing be customised?
Yes. Logo support is recorded in the product file for this model, and the mark can be moulded in, pad printed or laser marked depending on the surface it sits on. Packing follows the approved carton configuration, and a buyer can specify polybag, pouch or case before the run is released. Artwork is checked on a proof before production, so a spelling or position error is caught before the tooling is touched.
Start Your Custom Order
Send the colour reference, the logo position and the lens type, and a quotation with sampling options comes back against this front. The men optical frame range shows the other fronts produced from the same tooling family. Model OP541132, MOQ 1200pcs, certification CE, FDA. Send the brief and the specification sheet comes back with sampling, packing and price breaks.
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