Glasses frame accessories GoDan model WIKR-1024325 — replacement protruding eye studs

GoDan replacement protruding eye studs WIKR-1024325 are small hardware components designed for eyeglass frame repair and maintenance. These studs replace worn or damaged protruding eye attachments that secure the temples to the frame, helping restore proper hinge alignment and stable temple movement. Intended for use with a wide range of metal and plastic frames, the studs are suitable for professional opticians as well as careful DIY repairs.

Advantages

These replacement protruding eye studs provide a compact and functional solution to loose or misaligned temple attachments. By restoring the original connection point between temple and frame, they improve the fit and function of glasses without requiring full hinge replacement. The studs are compatible with common frame materials and can reduce lateral play, improving wear comfort and prolonging frame life.

Suitable for

• Repairing loose or broken temple attachments on eyeglass frames
• Maintaining alignment and smooth movement of temple hinges
• Use by opticians in workshop repairs and frame refurbishment
• DIY repairs where precise replacement of protruding eye studs is needed

Key specifications

• Type: replacement protruding eye studs for eyeglass frames
• Compatibility: suited for use with metal and plastic frames
• Function: secures temple to frame and restores hinge alignment
• Application: repair and maintenance of glasses hardware
• Design: compact protruding eye form to interface with standard temple hinges

How to use

Remove the damaged or worn protruding eye from the frame using appropriate eyewear repair tools, taking care not to deform surrounding frame material. Position the replacement stud in the original eye location and secure it according to frame type — this may involve pressing, peening, or light riveting for metal frames, or adhesive and careful seating for some plastic frames. After installation, verify hinge alignment and temple movement, making minor adjustments as needed to ensure smooth opening and closing.

Usage recommendations

Use fine hand tools and magnification for accurate positioning; avoid excessive force that could crack plastic frames or distort metal. When in doubt, consult a professional optician to ensure correct installation and to preserve frame integrity.