No More Crazing On Poly Rimless Lenses..................

[Chris Ryser]

One drop of "Drillseal" after drilling, into the freshly drilled holes of polycarbonate lenses will seal the tiny rips and cracks and prevent any future crazing and breaking of the lens from the holes on outwards.
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Recommended for use on all hole mounts by major polycarbonate lens manufacturer Vision Ease.


Enquiries or orders can be made toll free at 800-461-6637

Drillseal
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http://optochemicals.com

[braheem24]

Thanks for the info, ordered it today.

If that was you with the Eastern European accent thank you.

Ibrahim

[mike.elmes]

I can vouch for the product, it does work but the way I solved the problem was to phone essilor and have them take back the airwear junk and replace it with TL16 mr8:cheers:...wow what a difference!!

[Chris Ryser]

Thanks for the info, ordered it today.
If that was you with the Eastern European accent thank you.
Ibrahim


Thanks Ibrahim...............just a slight correction, that was very central European, like Switzerland. :)

[Chris Ryser]

here is the link to the mounting instructions by Vision Ease:

http://www.vision-ease.com/product_specs/LensDrillRimlessMounts.pdf

[braheem24]

Thanks Ibrahim...............just a slight correction, that was very central European, like Switzerland. :)

I either have to work on my language skills or you have to work on your accent. :hammer::D

[OpticLabRat]

I wish I knew of this product when I was drilling lenses daily. :cheers:

[Chris Ryser]

I wish I knew of this product when I was drilling lenses daily.

Leeo, You can always become a distributor and look at it every day.

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[OpticLabRat]

Leeo, You can always become a distributor and look at it every day.

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I do plan on talking to you in the very near future:cheers:

[Chris Ryser]

For the ones that are already using Drillseal please make sure not to close the bottle with the dropper. The product can evaporate through the rubber cap of the dropper. Always make sure to use the hard cap.

[Chris Ryser]

Recommended by Vision Ease Lenses Inc.........................

Save your rimless mount lenses from crazing...........

[garygould]

Regarding the crazing with a polycarbonate lens, or any other lens for that matter, if the proper washers are fitted then there should be no problem. The crazing (or starring ) is caused by the screw fittings touching the inside of the lens and the pressure causing the lens to fail. Top Hat washers on the front and back of the lenses stops this from happening. I have not had any lenses craze for quite a few years now.

Gary.

[crystaloptical]

I have not had any lenses craze for quite a few years now.

Gary.[/quote]

Gary, you are correct in if the screw is too large for the hole, it will cause cracks but stresses in the poly and nicks in the poly caused by the drill bit can grow and also cause cracking. Drillseal prevents cracking from all causes and costs much less than the washers and the time to install them.

Try it, I'll think you will like it.

Joel

[garygould]

I live in Ireland. havent

[garygould]

Computer went strange then. I live in Ireland and have`nt heard of drillseal until i read it in these forums. will keep an eye out for it and give it a try.

[Fezz]

Computer went strange then. I live in Ireland and have`nt heard of drillseal until i read it in these forums. will keep an eye out for it and give it a try.


Try giving Chris Ryser a ring. He is a member on here and has posted in this thread!

1-800-461-6637

or

http://optochemicals.com

[garygould]

Don`t think my boss would be too impressed if i rang that number from her phone though, but thanks.

[Fezz]

Don`t think my boss would be too impressed if i rang that number from her phone though, but thanks.

Maybe not...But, she might be really impressed if you *fix* the problem of crazing and cracking on poly drill mounts and end up saving and making her more money. Heck, she may even be more impressed that you took the time to educate yourself on products to improve your quality of work.


But then again, she may be too closed minded and get irritated over someone trying to be the best they can be by becoming educated.


:cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:

[Chris Ryser]

Computer went strange then. I live in Ireland and have`nt heard of drillseal until i read it in these forums. will keep an eye out for it and give it a try.


Easy.................you won't have to call me on long overseas distance call.
You can get the Drillseal from Inland UK in London who is a distributor of ours.

They sell it under another less catchy name. You can get the details from their website at http://inland.co.uk

[garygould]

I used to use Inland when I lived in Jersey (the island off France), will give a look. Thanks Chris.
And Fezz, I don`t actually get any crazing or cracking on my rimless jobs. . . or maybe I choose to ignore them if and when they come back!!

[Chris Ryser]

I am using this post to bring the thread back to the top.

Enjoy the holiday.

[Chris Ryser]

When mounting drillmount with poly lenses do not forget to put a drop of Drillseal into the holes.

You will have nothing but happy customers whose lenses will not crack or craze


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