anti glare coating for glasses

What each supplier must quote on the same line

Anti Reflective Lenses Sourcing restates your brief, asks factories for wholesale replies and lines those replies on one coating scope. We do not own coating lines, hold authorized stock or publish a savings percentage without same-scope quotes. Public frame measurements such as lens width, bridge width and temple length, plus lens notes such as high index, single vision, progressive, polycarbonate or CR-39, belong on the quoted model rather than as a site badge. ANSI Z87.1 marking, when required, is confirmed only on the named safety model.

• Name the quoted coating stack and whether hard coat, hydrophobic topcoat or blue-light filter is included or excluded. Anti-reflective coating is not assumed from a directory title.
• Record the unit: pair, piece or set, plus any sample requirement before bulk. Mixed families stay on separate requests.
• Keep freight, duty and display accessories on separate confirmation lines when they matter to total cost. Polarization is written in or out.

Costs that often need separate confirmation include base lens price, coating add-on, packing materials, sample fees and inland freight to the named destination. A lower unit price does not prove that index, design and coating match. Request documents for the quoted item rather than a company brochure. Use the inquiry catalog to pick a starting option, then send the full requirement with expected delivery or lead time.

Optional target budget should state currency and whether the figure is per pair or for the whole order. High-end, mid-range, budget or undecided is a buying preference for surface finish and service intensity, not a factory grade this desk has verified. No existing quotation is required before you submit. When a substitution appears, keep diopter, base curve and coating finish on the written comparison so two replies describe the same anti glare coating for glasses scope.