3M 紫外线防护眼镜, 青铜镜片, 防雾涂层, 防刮, PC镜片, Fuel X2系列, 7150601

From 3M™, the Fuel™ X2 Safety Glasses are a stylish and comfortable solution to workplace eye protection. Featuring Anti Scratch and Anti Mist lenses, consistent vision is assured, and the wrap-around design fits easily and securely. The revolutionary frame design features bold new grooved styling, rubber over moulded adjustable temples and a fully adjustable nose bridge. For a wide range of health and safety compliance demands, these 3M Fuel X2 safety glasses offer an ultra-efficient blend of comfort and style with superb features.

• Safety Glasses with a sleek half-frame profile helps ensure that protection and performance remain uncompromised
• The frame design has bold new grooved styling and a fully adjustable nose bridge
• Adjustable temple length for comfort and optimal fit
• Optical class 1 for maximum clarity
• Anti-Scratch & Anti-Fog coating for increased durability and improved vision
• Frame made from a high density nylon material for impact, torsion and heat resistance
• Special mirror coating provides glare reduction and UV protection
• Strong polycarbonate lens for impact resistance

Protective eyewear is an important part of personal protection equipment for environments where any eye injuries are a possibility. Whether working with tools that product accelerated particles, or environments where the eyes need to be protected from irritants or contaminants. These particular safety glasses are designed to protect against physical impact to the eyes, and also offer protection from bright light.

There are a number of potential eyes hazards that require eye protection, these include:

Prescription glasses are not specifically designed to protect your eyes, and so should not be relied on to offer any protection. Safety glasses are typically tough, durable, and designed to stay secure on the face more than typical spectacles.

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 are designed purely to correct vision and provide little to no protection from hazardous materials.

When assessing the need for eye protection, first identify the hazards (airborne dust, projectiles, splashes etc.), then their extent (frequency/velocity of projectiles, frequency/severity of splashes).

CE Approved, EN 166:2001