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Ray-Ban Replacement Parts.
Screws, nose pads, temple tips and other small parts for your Ray-Ban glasses, organized by model. Look up your reference number and choose only the parts you need.
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Ray-Ban Other Replacement Parts
A lost screw, a yellowed nose pad or a chewed temple tip should not mean retiring a pair of Ray-Bans you love. This category gathers the Ray-Ban replacement parts for each model: the small components that hold the lenses in place, keep the hinge tight and make the frame sit comfortably on your face. Each product page is the parts kit of one model (RB3025 Aviator, RB3016 Clubmaster, RB4105 Folding Wayfarer, RB8313 and hundreds more), so you choose your frame first and then the part.
Which Ray-Ban parts can you replace?
- Nose pads: soft clear silicone or firmer PVC pads for metal frames. They yellow and harden with sweat and sunscreen, and new ones make an old Aviator comfortable again.
- Hinge screws: the screw that joins each arm to the front. When an arm feels loose or drops open, this is usually the part you need.
- Lens screws and lens mounting kits: on metal frames whose rim closes around the lens with a small screw. If a lens pops out, the screw is often missing or stripped.
- Temple tips: the plastic sleeves at the end of metal arms, which crack, get chewed or lose their colour over time.
What is available depends on the model: open the page of your reference to see the parts that exist for it. Most of them are genuine Ray-Ban parts made by Luxottica, identical to the ones on your frame.
How to find the right part
Look inside the left arm. You will see a code that starts with RB followed by four digits (for example RB3025), then the lens width and the bridge (58□14) and, at the end, the arm length. Type the code in the search box at the top of this page. Letters after the number matter: models such as the RB3025 and the RB3025JM have separate kits.
If the arm itself is broken or bent, a new screw will not fix it: go to Ray-Ban replacement arms. For scratched or cracked lenses, see Ray-Ban replacement lenses.
Nose pads and tools sold separately
If you only need nose pads, you can also order genuine Ray-Ban button nose pads or hook nose pads on their own. Most parts are fitted in a few minutes with a small optical screwdriver such as our 3-in-1 mini screwdriver; spring-hinge models like the RB3183, RB3186 and RB3179 use their own 4-in-1 screwdriver.
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What customers ask us most before ordering.
1Before you buy
How do I find the part for my model?
Look for the reference printed on the inside of the temple and type it into the search box. If you can't find it, send us a photo and we will help you.
How long does delivery take?
With standard shipping and parts in stock, 1-4 business days to Spain and Portugal, 1-13 to the rest of Europe and 9-20 to the USA and Canada. If any part is made to order, preparation takes 3-6 business days and you will see it at checkout. Standard shipping is free on qualifying orders within Europe and every order is tracked. If you are in a hurry, express shipping arrives in 1-6 business days in Europe and 2-11 in the rest of the world. See the delivery time for your country on our shipping page.
Do they come with a warranty?
Yes, 3 years against manufacturing defects.
2About Ray-Ban lenses
Which parts are available for my Ray-Ban model?
It depends on the frame. Metal models such as the Aviator or the Clubmaster usually have nose pads, hinge screws, lens screws and temple tips; acetate models have fewer small parts. Open the page of your model to see its list.
What do the numbers 42, 82, 84 and 92 mean on a Ray-Ban part?
They are Luxottica’s part numbers: 42 is the nose pad, 82 the lens screw, 84 the hinge screw and 92 the lens mounting kit. The same number can look different from one model to another, so always choose the part from your model’s page.
Button or hook nose pads: what is the difference?
It is the way the pad is held on the metal pad arm. Look at your old pad before ordering: if it clicks into a small box on the pad arm, choose button nose pads; if it hangs on a hook-shaped pad arm, choose hook nose pads.
Are all Ray-Ban screws the same?
No. Hinge screws and lens screws change in length and thread from one model to another, and spring-hinge frames use special screws. Order the screw from your model’s page: a screw that is too long or too thick can damage the thread.
Can I replace only the temple tips?
Yes, on metal arms whose tip is a separate plastic sleeve; when they exist for your model, they are listed on its page. On acetate arms the tip is part of the arm, so the whole arm has to be replaced.
My hinge is loose: do I need a new screw or a new arm?
If the arm wobbles but the hinge is intact, a new hinge screw is usually enough. If the hinge is cracked, bent or has pulled out of the acetate, the arm has to be replaced.
Are these genuine Ray-Ban parts?
Most of them are original Ray-Ban spare parts made by Luxottica, with the same finish as the ones on your frame. Each product page states whether the part is original.
Do you have parts for Ray-Ban Junior frames?
Yes, for several Ray-Ban Junior models. Search for the code inside the arm: it starts with RJ on Junior sunglasses and RY on Junior prescription frames.