Can snapped glasses arm be fixed?

If the frame is metal, but not titanium, it can be soldered back together but the break remains a weak point and may break again. If the frame is plastic or titanium there is no way to repair it and a new part needs to be ordered.

How much does it cost to fix a glasses arm?

Average cost and duration for eyewear repairs

Common Repairs Average Cost Average time frame
Adjustments and Overhauls $10 to $39 24 to 48 hours
Broken Screws on Eyewear Frames $12 to $29 24 to 48 hours
Rivets and Pushings $16 to $49 24 to 48 hours
Scratched and Broken Lenses See Lens Page 24 to 72 hours

Why did my glasses arm break?

Over time, the arm of your glasses may break or fall off due to excess wear and tear. Generally, this is due to the hinge screw, holding the arm and frame together, falling out.

What is the arm of glasses called?

Temples. The temples are the long arms on the side of the frame that fit over your ears for a snug fit.

How does superglue fix glasses arm?

Apply a little super glue to the breaking point. Be careful to not pour too much glue onto the area, and remove any excess super glue with a small cloth, piece of paper or cotton swab. Leave your glasses on a flat surface and let the glue dry. It’s time to sew the frames.

What is the arm on glasses called?

How do you fix a broken arm?

Most fractures will need to have a splint or partial cast applied to stabilize the broken bones. Some breaks especially in the upper arm and shoulder may only need to be immobilized in a sling. In addition to splinting the broken arm, the physician will prescribe medicines for pain control and ice to decrease swelling.

How long should Arms on glasses be?

2. Arm Length. Glasses’ arms (also known as “temples”) should extend straight back to your ears and only touch the side of your head just in front of your ears. The arms must also not curve too early; if they do, this will push the glasses down on your nose.

What to do when the arm of your glasses breaks?

If the arm of the glasses has come off it might just be a missing screw. If that’s all it is we can fix that very easily for you and at no charge! If it looks like the picture below where the screw is still in place and the metal itself has snapped we would have to order in a new arm to fix it.

What to do when your glasses snap in half?

The arm has snapped in half or the frame has broken in the middle or around the lens This is a nasty one. If the frame is metal, but not titanium, it can be soldered back together but the break remains a weak point and may break again. If the frame is plastic or titanium there is no way to repair it and a new part needs to be ordered.

Can You reattach an arm to an eyeglass frame?

We can reattach eyeglass arms in most cases! This customer sent two Eyebobs, metal frames for repair. One pair just needed a screw inserted. This was the easy fix. The other frame had an arm snapped off. We were able to repair the broken temple and shipped them back to the customer. The glasses in the pictures above had a spring hinge.

What to do if you lost the screw in your glasses?

If you lost the eyeglasses screw and don’t have a repair kit around the house use other household items as a temporary solution. A simple and great way to fix your glasses temporarily is by using a toothpick. Line the hinges and place the toothpick in the screw’s place and then trim it down to size.