The Fresnel wide-angle mirror employs a unique wide-angle technology to reveal obstacles in previously unseen blind spots, thereby expanding the rear-view field of view.
Purpose:
Fresnel wide-angle lenses are widely used in applications such as ATMs at major banks, bank windows, security systems, and automotive rearview mirrors.
It features lightweight construction, compact size, a wide field of view, and excellent shock resistance.
Features:
1. The shape of the plane mirror (with a minimum thickness of 1.5 mm), the effect of a convex mirror, absence of spherical aberration, clear imaging, and minimal distortion.
2. Ultra-thin and easy to install; can be cut into any shape.
3. The surface is treated with a hardening coating to enhance hardness, provide wind and sun protection, resist UV radiation, prevent aging, and offer scratch resistance; the aluminum mold surface is coated with a protective paint that is waterproof and moisture-resistant, making it suitable for a wide range of environments.
4. The 3M adhesive on the back of the wide-angle lens makes it easy to use and ready for immediate application.
Installation method:
1. The wide-angle lens must be mounted on a flat, stable surface. Wipe away any dirt, moisture, or oil, and ensure the surface is thoroughly dried beforehand.
2. Then peel off the release liner from the 3M adhesive on the back of the wide-angle lens and affix it in place.
3. Press evenly and firmly on the surface of the wide-angle lens to ensure it is securely locked in place and remains firmly attached.
Precautions:
1. It is strictly prohibited to scratch the surface of the wide-angle lens with sharp objects.
2. Do not bend the wide-angle lens or apply any other external force.
3. Wipe dust off the wide-angle lens with a lint-free cloth.
4. When peeling off the release liner from the back of the wide-angle lens, do not touch it, re-touch it, or peel it repeatedly, as this will compromise adhesion.
5. Do not stick to the skin.
Fresnel wide-angle lens
2023-03-28
The Fresnel wide-angle mirror employs a unique wide-angle technology to reveal obstacles in previously unseen blind spots, thereby expanding the rear-view field of view. It is widely used in applications such as ATMs at major banks, bank windows, security systems, and automotive rearview mirrors.