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50+ Years
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Trusted Supplier of Spectacle Cases & Optical Accessories
Established in 1946, Louis Stone has maintained its position as a global leader in the optical industry through continuous innovation and family stewardship. Our journey began in Guildford with the development of the groundbreaking PIMO machine in 1951, which revolutionised spectacle manufacturing by introducing precision metal reinforcement insertion. Over seven decades, we've evolved from a small workshop to an internationally recognised manufacturer, integrating cutting-edge CAD technology and 3D prototyping while preserving our commitment to quality craftsmanship. As an independently owned business, we specialise in designing and producing spectacle cases, frame components, and optical accessories that meet the highest industry standards. Our product portfolio includes cleaning cloths, dispensing tools, and glazing equipment, serving both NHS initiatives and private sector clients across 11 countries.

With production facilities in Liverpool and global offices, we combine heritage expertise with modern manufacturing techniques to deliver precision-engineered solutions. Our dedication to innovation is matched by our commitment to customer satisfaction, ensuring every product reflects our core values of quality, functionality, and design excellence. We maintain rigorous quality control processes across all manufacturing stages, from initial concept to final delivery. This unwavering focus on excellence has enabled us to build long-standing partnerships with optical professionals worldwide. Today, we continue to push design boundaries while upholding the principles that have defined our success since 1946.
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Spectacle Cases Frame Parts Optical Accessories Cleaning Cloths Dispensing Tools
Details
  • Year established: 1946
Highlights and features
  • We have over 75 years of specialist experience in optical product manufacturing
  • Our patented PIMO machine revolutionised spectacle production in 1951
  • We combine heritage craftsmanship with modern CAD and 3D prototyping
  • Family-run business maintaining independent quality control since 1946
  • Exporting precision-engineered products to 11 countries worldwide
Services
Spectacle Cases
We manufacture premium spectacle cases using precision engineering techniques developed over 75 years. Our product range includes hard cases, soft cases, and value options designed to protect optical frames. Each case is produced with attention to detail, combining durability with stylish design elements that meet international quality standards.
Frame Parts
Our frame parts production utilises advanced manufacturing processes to ensure precise tolerances and consistent quality. We supply nose pads, temple tips, and reinforcement components that meet strict optical industry specifications. These essential elements are designed for both functionality and comfort in eyewear construction.
Optical Accessories
We provide comprehensive optical accessories including cleaning cloths, spectacle chains, and dispensing tools. Our products support opticians in frame adjustments and maintenance. Each accessory is engineered to deliver practical solutions for daily optical practice requirements while maintaining professional standards.
Questions
What products does Optoplast manufacture?
We specialise in spectacle cases, frame components, cleaning cloths, and optical dispensing tools. Our product range includes both standard and custom-designed solutions for optical professionals.
How long has Optoplast been in business?
We've been manufacturing optical products since 1946, with our patented PIMO machine revolutionising spectacle production in 1951. We remain family-run and independently owned.
Where are Optoplast's manufacturing facilities located?
Our main production facility is in Liverpool, with additional offices in Germany and Hong Kong supporting our international distribution network.
What quality standards does Optoplast maintain?
We combine traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, using CAD design and 3D prototyping while maintaining rigorous quality control across all manufacturing processes.