How it Works
Linear polarised glasses have two polarizing lenses which have their polarization directions at opposing angles (90° apart). By adding the same polarized lenses in front 2 projectors or lasers the left eye sees the left image but the right eye sees this as black Whereas the right eye sees the right image and blacks out the left image. Finally our brain does the rest and merges the two images together to display what we are watching in 3D.

Lens Quality, Why use our Glasses?
When it comes to viewing polarised media, the quality and angle of the laminate in polarised glasses is vitally important to getting the best effect. Don't be fooled into buying cheap polarised 3D glasses as there is an extremely high chance that the manufacturer has cut costs by using low quality laminates that aren't as clear and will give you an inferior result.
The laminates used in our polarized 3D glasses are supreme quality laminates. This guarantees you the best polarised 3D effect available out of a pair of plastic linear polarised 3D glasses bar none.

Product Specifications
Reusable: YES
Frame Dimensions: 160mm x 50mm
Arm Lengths: 170mm
Frame Type: Theme Park Style (Fixed Arms, no hinges)

Construction: strong smooth ABS plastic frames supporting 45°/135° liner polarised lenses