Key features
Hard Coating creates a protective layer that makes the lens surface more resistant to scratches caused by frequent cleaning, dust, micro-abrasions and everyday use. It does not affect the optical quality of the lens, but it does increase its lifespan.
Benefits of Hard Coating
- Greater scratch resistance — Essential protection for organic lenses.
- Durability — It keeps the lens in better condition and more transparent.
- Improved results from subsequent treatments — An ideal base for anti-glare and mirror finishes.
- Everyday protection — Useful for those who clean their glasses frequently.
Types of Hard Coating
- Standard hardener — Basic protection against scratches and abrasions.
- Premium hardener — Greater strength and durability.
- Combined hardener — Features an anti-reflective coating for complete protection.
When is it recommended?
- Organic lenses — Materials that are more susceptible to scratches than mineral glass.
- Heavy daily use — For those who wear glasses all day.
- Children — Greater protection for lenses that are subject to knocks and frequent cleaning.
- Sport and active pursuits — Additional protection in challenging environments.
Relationship with other treatments
The Hard Coating often serves as the base onto which other coatings are applied to enhance comfort and visual appeal.
Optical solutions
The Hard Coating is available on all main types of lenses, offering various levels of protection.
- Base hardener — Essential protection for everyday use.
- Premium hardener — Greater strength for those who require superior durability.
- Hardener + anti-reflective coating — The most comprehensive and recommended combination.
Isolani Experience
At Isolani Optical Centres, we select the most suitable Hard Coating based on the lens material, your lifestyle and your day-to-day needs, ensuring protection and long-lasting durability.
Ongoing support
Proper care of hardened lenses is essential to ensuring they last as long as possible. At Isolani Optical Centres, we offer ongoing support to guarantee protection and good vision over time.
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