Fictional B2B frame-system studyNo protective-performance claim / Edition 01
TALVEFRAME SYSTEMS / FIELD NOTES

Field manual / 04

Small parts.
Specific questions.

A component name is a category, not a fit guarantee. Use this library to decide which evidence belongs with each reference.

Generic nose saddles, tip sleeves and cover concepts. Not exact parts or assembly guidance.
Generic nose saddles, tip sleeves and cover concepts. Not exact parts or assembly guidance.

Three categories

Define the
interface first.

A replacement conversation needs more than a matching colour. Identify the attachment, side, revision and approved method before considering any part.

Open component board
01

Nose saddle

Discuss the saddle and its attachment as one interface. Ask whether it is a single bridge piece or a paired pad assembly; the visual study does not settle that distinction.

  • Exact contact material and material declaration
  • Attachment drawing and permitted removal method
  • Frame revision and orientation reference
02

Temple-tip pair

Retain left and right identities even when a pair is packed together. Sleeve dimensions, temple geometry and retention method all need a documented match.

  • Pair definition and separate side marks
  • Matching temple revision and finish
  • Inspection criteria for an assembled sample
03

Hinge cover

A visible cover may be decorative, integral or separately serviceable. Do not treat it as permission to dismantle an eyewear assembly. Relay has no cover mapping in this concept system.

  • Whether a separate service part exists
  • Underlying hinge assembly identification
  • Supplier-controlled service instructions