04 / HARDWARE & FIT

The details
that make the fit.

Hinges, temple cores, nose pads and fixings. Choose the parts you want to develop, then review their dimensions, finish and fit with your frame.

Discuss your hardware

01 / THE OPENING

Choose the hinge.

Compare a regular barrel joint with a spring mechanism. The frame drawing resolves the mounting position, available space and opening movement.

Silver barrel hinge at an acetate corner and a loose gold hinge concept
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REGULAR HINGE

Barrel hinges

A compact pivot between the front and temple, with the barrel arrangement and attachment developed around the acetate.

Construction
Barrel count, hinge size and opening angle.
Mounting
Plate footprint, insertion or fixing method.
Appearance
Visible metal, plating colour and surface finish.
Two slim spring hinge cassette concepts with silver and gold finishes
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SPRING MECHANISM

Spring hinges

An enclosed spring mechanism gives the temple an additional range of movement. Review the housing and assembly with the frame design.

Mechanism
Spring action and over-opening feel.
Housing
Length, section and space inside the temple.
Assembly
Fixing, pivot screw and access for servicing.
Plain and patterned metal temple cores with one inserted in transparent acetate
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02 / INSIDE THE TEMPLE

The core.
Part of the character.

A metal insert can become a visible detail through transparent acetate. Develop the core profile and the temple together.

Profile
Length, taper, width and section.
Surface
Plain metal, textured patterns or a decorative direction.
Visibility
Metal colour, acetate transparency and insertion position.

Share a preferred core pattern or profile in your enquiry. We check it against the chosen temple.

03 / WHERE THE FRAME MEETS THE FACE

Nose support.
Consider the contact.

Compare separate pads and pad arms with a shaped acetate bridge. The right construction depends on the frame and intended wearer.

Pad
Shape, size and material, including silicone options.
Connection
Screw-in or push-in mounting and pad-arm geometry.
Fit
Bridge width, contact area, alignment and frame balance.
Clear and milky silicone nose pad concepts with metal pad arms
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Small slotted optical screws and metal rivets in silver and gold finishes
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04 / THE FIXING DETAILS

Screws & rivets.
Finish the connection.

The smallest visible parts should belong to the same design. Coordinate the head shape and metal finish with the hinge and frame.

Screws
Thread, length, head shape and tool access.
Rivets
Head shape, fixing position and visible front detail.
Finish
Silver, gold or a custom plating colour to review.

RESOLVE THE PARTS WITH THE FRAME

One hardware brief.
One assembled sample.

Your selected parts travel with your frame and colour references. Add your preferred dimensions, metal finish and fit requirements in the enquiry below.

The images are AI component studies. We confirm the actual parts, compatibility and finish through drawings and physical samples.

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ONE BRIEF. EVERY DETAIL.

Bring it all
together.

Send us your direction. We’ll work through the frame, colours and details with you before defining the next sample.

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Selections are enquiry directions. We will confirm compatibility and the final specification with you.

Starting MOQ: 300 pcs. Quantities per style and colour, custom tooling and packaging minimums are confirmed for your project.

Have drawings or artwork? Mention them here; we’ll arrange the file handoff when we reply.