Castings
Complex decorative or structural eyewear accessories and custom metal parts.
Precision Manufacturing, Connected
From eyewear components to precision parts, supporting development, sampling and volume production.
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Est. 2005 | Full-Chain Manufacturing & In-House Testing
To Be Your Reliable Partner
JYD Optitech Company Limited is a leading vertically integrated manufacturer in the global eyewear industry. Our head office is located in Longgang District, Shenzhen — the core area of China's mid-to-high-end eyewear manufacturing. We firmly believe that product quality and on-time delivery are the cornerstones of our business. All operations and development of our company are centered around these core priorities. Since 2005, the company has invested more than RMB 30 million, steadily deepening its expertise across every stage of a wide range of eyewear accessories.
Our Production Capabilities
With 20+ years of continuous investment and development, we have built a complete eyewear industrial chain. Our product range includes:
Stampings, Castings, Etched Parts, Injection Molded Parts, Hinges, Rim-locks, Wire rims. Based on our self-sufficient production of core components without reliance on external suppliers, our full-chain manufacturing system guarantees stable quality, controllable lead times and cost advantages for all our partners.
1/1Products & Services
Etched Parts
Fine patterns, thin structures and decorative or functional metal parts.
Plastic Parts
Development and production support for molded eyewear accessories and plastic parts.
Stampings
Thin metal components for repeatable volume production with tooling and process inspection.
Hinges & Rim-Locks
Critical connection hardware for eyewear assembly in multiple structures and sizes.
Screws
Small fasteners for eyewear assembly and precision applications.
Ceramics
Ceramic components for precision manufacturing and specific process applications, evaluated from drawings, specifications and use requirements.
Pads & Pad Arms
Nose pads, pad arms and accessories that contribute to comfort and fit.
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Tech & Tips
Micro Vickers Hardness Testing for the Eyewear Industry
Micro-indentation data supports material selection, process validation and quality decisions.
The Complementarity of Video Measuring Machines and Digital Projectors in the Eyewear Industry
The previous two articles introduced video measuring machines and digital projectors respectively, including their basic functions, principles, practical applications in the eyewear industry, and their respective advantages. No one is perfect, and the moon waxes and wanes; the same goes for measuring instruments. Only by complementing each other's strengths can they safeguard eyewear quality.
Wide Application of Video Measuring Machines in Eyewear Production
The previous article introduced the digital projector. When more precise measurement data is required, a Video Measuring Machine is needed.
Application of Digital Measuring Projectors in Eyewear Production
Eyewear parts are small and varied in shape, and in the past they were mostly judged with magnifying glasses and measuring tools. Digital measuring projectors magnify and project the outline of a part onto a screen, making edges, shapes and positional relationships more intuitive.
Spring Hinge 20,000-Cycle Durability Test Record
I. Test Background and Purpose
A Tool for Twisting
In the eyewear industry, temple shapes, decorations, patterns, and designs are incredibly diverse, and manufacturing techniques vary from maker to maker. This article focuses on one such technique, with emphasis on its production process and the tools used.
The Lost-Wax Casting Process for Metal Eyewear Components
Lost-wax casting is well suited to metal parts with complex shapes, fine details, or both decorative and structural functions. In production, wax is first formed into wax patterns matching the shape of the target part. The patterns are then assembled into a wax tree, and plaster slurry is poured around it to form the casting mold. After dewaxing by burnout, a cavity remains inside the mold; molten metal is then poured in, and after cooling, a cast blank is obtained.
Effect and Analysis of Extrusion Processing on Material Hardness
In the processing of eyewear metal components, hydraulic forming causes plastic deformation of the material, and hardness may change accordingly. This article uses a cupronickel product as an example to compare hardness records before the first hydraulic pressing, after the first hydraulic pressing, and after a second pressing and edge trimming. The test force for this test was 500 gf, and the average was taken after 5 measurements; the instrument type, measurement point locations at each stage, and raw readings still need to be verified.
The Never-Ending Story of Us
Milestones in equipment, production lines, our team and company development.
In-house Testing: Making Quality Measurable
Spectrometry, hardness, fatigue and hinge durability testing support product verification.
New Casting Production Line
Expanded manufacturing capability supports more structural and volume projects.
New Machines
New equipment was installed and commissioned to strengthen precision processing and stable delivery.