Lencsetartót

Lencsetartót is a Hungarian term that translates to "lens holder" or "lens case." It refers to a container specifically designed for storing and protecting eyeglasses, sunglasses, or camera lenses. These holders are typically made from materials such as plastic, metal, leather, or fabric, offering varying degrees of rigidity and protection. The primary purpose of a lencsetartót is to prevent lenses from scratching, bending, or breaking when not in use, thereby extending their lifespan and maintaining their optical quality.

The design of a lencsetartót can vary widely to accommodate different types and sizes of lenses. Eyeglass cases are often shaped to fit the contours of spectacles, with a hinged lid and a soft lining to cushion the lenses. Sunglasses cases may be larger and more robust to protect wider frames. Camera lens cases can range from simple pouches to hard-shell containers with foam padding, depending on the lens's value and fragility. Many lencsetartót also incorporate features like carabiner clips or straps for easy portability, allowing users to attach them to bags or belts. The term is a common one in everyday Hungarian conversation when referring to the accessories used to safeguard optical equipment.