The resin lens is an organic material. The inside is a polymer chain structure, which is connected to form a three-dimensional network structure. The intermolecular structure is relatively relaxed, and there is a space between the molecular chains which can generate relative displacement. The light transmittance is 84. %-90%, good light transmission, and the optical resin lens has strong impact resistance.
The resin is a hydrocarbon (hydrocarbon) secretion from a variety of plants, particularly conifers. It is valued for its special chemical structure and its use as a latex paint and adhesive. Since it is a mixture of various polymer compounds, the melting point is also different.
The resin can be classified into two types: natural resin and synthetic resin. There are many types of resins, which are widely used in light and heavy industries, and are often seen in daily life, such as plastics, resin glasses and paints. Resin lenses are lenses that are chemically synthesized from resin and processed and polished.
Post time: Jan-01-2005