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1/8-inch cordThe Class Cord
Glass-Gard Eyeglass Lanyard
Glass-Gard goes to a great new length.
The Glass-Gard cord carries the quality of the original band-type holder into a 28-inch nylon lanyard that keeps glasses handy during work, recreation, and everyday use.
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Product details
Glass-Gard goes to a great new length.
Fully adjustable Positive Grip Tips stay where they are placed and cannot loosen or fall off the temples. The specially molded tips fit and hold temple ends ranging from thin wire to wide plastic.
The tips adjust quickly for neat wear, with no metal clips or jump rings to come apart. The 1/8-inch nylon cord is designed for long-lasting service.
Choose one color or mix and match combinations. The company's long-standing policy is simple: you pick them, the company packs them.
Product features
What to know
- Standard 28-inch stock size; custom longer or shorter lengths available
- Long-wearing 1/8-inch durable nylon cord
- Fully adjustable Positive Grip Tips stay in place
- Fits temple ends from thin wire to wide plastic
- No metal clips or jump rings to come apart
- Any quantity and any available color with no minimum order
Applications
Common uses
- Hospitals and clinics
- Clean rooms and labs
- Industrial workstations
- Schools and classrooms
- Special-needs eyewear and activities
- Sports and outdoor recreation
- Boating, skiing, and fishing
- Everyday reading glasses
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Glass-Gard Eyeglass Lanyard in detail.
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Colors and ordering
Mix or match an extensive cord color range.
Stock choices include solid, two-color, red-white-blue, pastel, dark, and neon cords. Use the item codes below when ordering.
Any quantity and any available combination may be ordered in bulk with no minimum.
Patents and product lineage
A product line built from decades of practical invention.
This product family is part of the company's long-running patent history. The designs have been refined over decades, but the promise stays the same: dependable American-made goods, built carefully without overseas shortcuts.
Original Seron Mfg. Co. eyeglass cord page1960
Lanyard
US-2947456-A by Suren M. Seron. An early lanyard patent that connects the company's founding invention work to its later cord and safety-carry products.
1973
Lanyard construction
US-3772740-A by Suren M. Seron. A patented construction approach for long-wearing lanyards and corded products.
1974
Lanyard construction
US-3797075-A by Suren M. Seron. A second lanyard construction patent from the company's continuing development of cord and holder designs.
1975
Lanyard joint construction
US-3861813-A by Suren M. Seron. A patent focused on lanyard joint construction, part of the details that made the company's cord products dependable.
1992
Lanyard construction
US-5092018-A by Suren V. Seron. A Suren V. Seron lanyard construction patent supporting the company's continued strength in cord and breakaway products.
1997
Cord lanyard
US-5669119-A by Suren V. Seron. A cord lanyard patent tied to the company's durable lanyard and holder work across industrial, school, and sport uses.
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