Eiger polarized sunglasses in recycled PET casing

Eiger polarized sunglasses in recycled PET casing

Eiger polarized sunglasses in recycled PET casing

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Eiger polarized sunglasses in recycled PET casing

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12,52 €/Unit.

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1 u. : 28.52€ /u.
3 units : 24.38€ /u.
10 units : 21.16€ /u.
25 units : 18.4€ /u.
50 units : 17.02€ /u.
75 units : 16.56€ /u.
100 units : 16.1€ /u.
200 units : 15.18€ /u.
300 units : 14.72€ /u.
400 units : 14.26€ /u.
500 units : 13.8€ /u.
750 units : 13.44€ /u.
1.000 units : 13.16€ /u.
1.500 units : 12.88€ /u.
2.000 units : 12.7€ /u.
3.000 units : 12.52€ /u.

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Printing Guide

Polarized sunglasses made from plant based plastics. The high end finished frame and temples are made from Rilsan Clear G850 Rnew, a polymer derivative of castor oil. This material is a sustainable alternative to traditional plastics, and is also great for producing lightweight and flexible frames for comfortable eyewear. The lenses are polarized which eliminates reflecting sunlight, making it ideal for driving a car or during other sunny summer or winter outdoor activities. This eyewear conforms to EN ISO 12312-1, has UV400 lenses which are rated as Category 3. Delivered with a soft storage pouch (18 x 9 cm) made from recycled PET plastic, that also functions as a cleaning cloth, all packed in hard storage case (18 x 8 x 6.5 cm), also made from recycled PET plastic.

Size: 17 x 6,5 x 8 cm

Composition: Rilsan® polyamide

Weight: 70 grams

Units per box: 100 units

Box measurements: 43 x 55 x 37 (cm)

Pad Printing

Pad printing is a printing process that involves intaglio printing our design onto a flat plate. The ink is applied evenly to the plate, and a silicone pad presses against the surface, creating a perfect imprint for printing on our product. One or more spot colors can be printed. It is primarily used for small items such as pens, USB flash drives, keychains, and lighters, and is the most economical solution for a variety of items.

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Screen printing is one of the most widely used techniques, allowing printing of up to six spot colors depending on the product and providing long-lasting and reliable results. This technique is applied to smooth surfaces, achieving high-resolution images. Screen printing involves transferring the design to a screen (polyester or nylon mesh) coated with a photosensitive layer that reacts with ultraviolet light. This light hardens the areas not to be printed, allowing the design to bleed through. This technique is often used on textiles, plastics, wood, or aluminum items such as T-shirts, bags, jerry cans, notepads, backpacks, and caps.