Plastic frame finishing needs observations for whitening, scratches, rounded corners, warpage and inaccessible bridge or hinge regions. Select the defects actually observed, then review the literal source checks. Preserve lens-groove geometry and frame-shape measurements as part of the acceptance record. A gloss improvement on an accessible surface does not demonstrate that corners, frame alignment or recessed features remain acceptable.
Select the entries relevant to your review.
Possible causes are hypotheses; source adjustments are conditional review directions, not approved settings or confirmed diagnosis. Check feature access and media lodging on representative parts; chemistry and operating limits require supplied guidance. Keep every selected requirement with the part and the actual trial record. Selecting a row does not show that its acceptance condition has been met.
The source table is for plastic eyeglass frames and does not identify every resin or supplied thermal limit. Confirm the actual material and finishing method, record protected dimensions, and compare representative parts under agreed inspection conditions. Smaller-media directions still require lodging and separation checks.
Likely Cause: Excessive friction, dry contact, or unsuitable media
What to Check: Media type, moisture, compound, cycle time
Recommended Adjustment: Use gentler media and reduce heat or friction buildup
Likely Cause: Previous sanding marks too deep or media too coarse
What to Check: Initial surface preparation and media grade
Recommended Adjustment: Add controlled smoothing before final polishing
Likely Cause: Cycle time too long or contact too aggressive
What to Check: Corner radius, edge definition, processing time
Recommended Adjustment: Shorten cutting stage and separate final polishing
Likely Cause: Heat, pressure, or excessive batch impact
What to Check: Machine motion, load size, drying temperature
Recommended Adjustment: Reduce heat exposure and avoid heavy part-on-part contact
Likely Cause: Media cannot reach narrow or recessed areas
What to Check: Media size, lens groove, hinge geometry
Recommended Adjustment: Test smaller or better-shaped media without causing lodging
Read the Jintaijin technical article. Source table reviewed 3 October 2026. Possible causes, directions and adjustments remain conditional reference fields.
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