AS/NZS ISO 7998:2015
Ophthalmic optics - Spectacle frames - Lists of equivalent terms and vocabulary
Defines commonly used terms relating to frames for spectacles and eyeglasses. Identical to and reproduced from ISO 7998:2005.
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AS/NZS ISO 7998:2015
COPYRIGHT
PREFACE
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 Lists of equivalentterms
3.1 Plastics frames andframes made of naturalorganic materials
3.2 Metal frames
3.3 Combination frames
3.4 Mounts for rimless andsemi-rimless spectacles
3.5 Different parts
3.6 Frame measurement,including the measuringsystem in ISO 8624
3.7 Formers
Figure
Figure 1 — Example and equivalent terms for a plastics frame or a frame made of natural organicmaterials
Figure 2 — Example and equivalent terms for a metal frame
Figure 3 — Example and equivalent terms for combination frames Type A and similarly constructedall-metal frames
Figure 4 — Example and equivalent terms for combination frames Type B and similarly constructedall-metal frames
Figure 5 — Example and equivalent terms for mount for rimless and semi-rimless spectacles
Figure 6 — Examples and equivalent terms for sides
Figure 7 — Examples and equivalent terms for joints
Figure 8 — Lug types and equivalent terms
Figure 9 — Examples and equivalent terms for pads for metal bridged frames
Figure 10 — Frame measurement, including the measuring system in ISO 8624 and equivalent terms
Figure 11 — Terms relating to formers
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AS/NZS ISO 7998:2015
COPYRIGHT
PREFACE
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 Lists of equivalentterms
3.1 Plastics frames andframes made of naturalorganic materials
3.2 Metal frames
3.3 Combination frames
3.4 Mounts for rimless andsemi-rimless spectacles
3.5 Different parts
3.6 Frame measurement,including the measuringsystem in ISO 8624
3.7 Formers
Figure
Figure 1 — Example and equivalent terms for a plastics frame or a frame made of natural organicmaterials
Figure 2 — Example and equivalent terms for a metal frame
Figure 3 — Example and equivalent terms for combination frames Type A and similarly constructedall-metal frames
Figure 4 — Example and equivalent terms for combination frames Type B and similarly constructedall-metal frames
Figure 5 — Example and equivalent terms for mount for rimless and semi-rimless spectacles
Figure 6 — Examples and equivalent terms for sides
Figure 7 — Examples and equivalent terms for joints
Figure 8 — Lug types and equivalent terms
Figure 9 — Examples and equivalent terms for pads for metal bridged frames
Figure 10 — Frame measurement, including the measuring system in ISO 8624 and equivalent terms
Figure 11 — Terms relating to formers
Bibliography
AS/NZS ISO 7998:2015
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