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Index 1.61 Acrylic UV420 Blue Light Blocking HMC Eyewear Optical Lens

1.60 Acrylic anti-blue lens using acrylic material, with lightweight, high light transmission and impact resistance by filtering harmful blue light and ultraviolet light, reduce the long-term use of electronic equipment caused by eye fatigue, dryness and other problems. combine aspherical design to further improve light transmittance and visual comfort.

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Specification of 1.60 Acrylic UV420 Lens


Specification of 1.60 Acrylic UV420 Lens
Specification of 1.60 Acrylic UV420 Lens
Specification of 1.60 Acrylic UV420 Lens


Index1.60
MaterialAcrylic UV420
Diameter65/75 mm
Power RangeSPH: -12.00+6.00, CYL: 0-4.00
Abbe Value32.5
CoatingHMC
Coating ColourGreen
DesignAspherical


Advantages of 1.60 Acrylic UV420 Lens


Advantages of 1.60 Acrylic UV420 Lens


While regular acrylic lenses sink in saturated salt water, ours float on water.                     
Aspherical design lenses are thinner and lighter.

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