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Replacement arms for Ray-Ban eyeglasses

On a prescription frame the reference starts with RX, not RB, and that letter decides which temple fits. This section holds 31 replacement temple arms for Ray-Ban eyeglass frames, between €36.33 and €37.73, so a broken arm means a spare part rather than new glasses.

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On a prescription frame the reference starts with RX, not RB, and that letter decides which temple fits. This section holds 31 replacement temple arms for Ray-Ban eyeglass frames, between €36.33 and €37.73, so a broken arm means a spare part rather than new glasses.

The range covers more than 30 RX references: metal temples for the RX3447V, RX2447V, RX3947V and RX6389, acetate temples for the RX5121 and RX4340V, and the lighter builds of the RX7098 and RX6536. Every listing states the RX code, the material and the length, so you can match the engraving on your own frame exactly.

How to choose the right temple arm

  • Read the inside of the temple you still have: on optical frames the engraving reads RX plus four digits, sometimes with a letter (RX2447V), followed by the sizes. Our guide to finding the reference shows where.
  • Take the length from the last of those three numbers, in mm. If the engraving has worn off, measure from the hinge screw to the tip along the top of the temple.
  • Decide left or right: each listing states the side.
  • Keep the lenses in the front while you work: our temple replacement guide covers hinge alignment and screw tightness.

Frequently asked questions

Are these original Ray-Ban temples?

They are compatible replacement parts of independent manufacture, made to fit Ray-Ban eyeglass frames; they are not Ray-Ban products.

My frame says RX, not RB. Which do I order?

Order the RX reference exactly as engraved. RX codes belong to optical frames and RB codes to sunglass frames; even when the two share a family name, the fronts, hinges and lengths differ, so the parts are not interchangeable.

Can my optician fit it for me?

Any optician will do it in minutes and usually realign the frame too. To do it yourself, a 1.4 mm precision screwdriver is enough.

Will my prescription lenses be affected?

The lenses stay in the front throughout. Check afterwards that both temples rest level when the glasses sit on a flat surface.

What if I order the wrong one?

You have 14 days to return it, and every temple carries a three-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

Check the RX code and the length, choose your side, and we ship free worldwide, with 14-day returns and a three-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Opticians order at 10–25% off through the professional programme.

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