silmäkehykseen

Silmäkehykseen, meaning "into the eyeglass frame" in Finnish, refers to the process of fitting lenses into eyeglasses. This is a crucial step in creating functional eyewear. The frame itself is designed to hold the lenses in the correct position relative to the wearer's eyes, ensuring proper vision correction and comfort.

The process involves several stages. First, the eyeglass lenses are cut and shaped to match the precise measurements of the frame's lens openings, often called "rims." This shaping is done using specialized machinery that can accurately grind the edges of the lens to fit snugly. The curvature and thickness of the lens are also critical considerations.

Once the lenses are cut, they are carefully inserted into the frame. This can be done by hand or with tools, depending on the type of frame and lens. For metal frames, the lenses are often held in place by screws or a thin wire that wraps around the lens edge. In plastic frames, the lenses are typically pressed into a groove within the rim. The goal is to achieve a secure fit without putting undue stress on the lens, which could cause it to break.

The final step in silmäkehykseen is ensuring the lenses are perfectly aligned and seated within the frame. Adjustments may be made to the frame's temples or bridge to achieve optimal balance and prevent slippage. A well-fitted eyeglass frame with properly installed lenses is essential for both visual acuity and wearer comfort.