DeWALT PROTECTOR UV Safety Glasses, Grey Polycarbonate Lens

Dewalt Protector Safety Glasses. DeWALT Protector eye protection with a lightweight, streamlined design, with rubber-tipped temples, offering a secure, comfortable fit. Available in Clear, Indoor/Outdoor and Sun versions. This DeWALT series includes the following types of safety specs: ; 518-6143 518-6143 - DPG54-2D EU Sun version These glasses are suitable for a number of applications and are essential eyewear protective equipment for keeping safe in certain hazardous environments. Features. Polycarbonate lens for impact resistance Unisex design – suitable for both men and women Class 1 optical 99.9% UVA/UVB Protection Safety glass meets EN166 standards Distortion free lens Wrap around sides Stylish design Rubber tipped temples for everyday comfort. DeWALT In/Outdoor lens: EN170 5-1.7 DeWALT Sun lens: EN170 5-3.1. Applications. Safety goggles and safety glasses offer great eye protection and safety in the following areas: Construction Engineering General assembly Inspection work Light duty maintenance and repair. Lens Colour Definition. Grey – Sun glare protection Amber – Enhanced contrast in low light Grey Polarised – block horizontal reflective glare, reduces sun glare I/O Mirror – suitable for workers subject to glare moving in and out of strong sunlight IR Lenses – 1.7, 3.0 and 5.0 – certain welding, cutting and torch applications RAS – certain harsh environments. FAQ ‘s What are the potential eye hazards at work? There are a number of potential eyes hazards that require eye protection, these include: Radiation (Visible light, heat or infrared radiation or lasers). Projectiles (Dust, concrete, metal, wood and plastic). Chemicals (Splashes and fumes) Blood borne pathogens from blood or body fluids Can prescription glasses be used as Safety Glasses? These two are not the same, safety glasses provide optimal protection for your eyes on your job. Safety glasses are generally made from different materials or different thicknesses in order to withstand the impact of flying objects or hazardous materials. Prescription lenses in normal glasses have a primary objective to correct vision and provide little to no protection from hazardous materials.