uvex pheos cx2 safety glasses, IR 5, EN 166, EN 169, EN 171, 1 unit(s)

Catalog nr. 2C6K.1
UVEX

Volume: 1 pc(s)
Value Packs: 1 piece
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Description

uvex pheos cx2 safety glasses are protective eyewear specified with infrared filter level IR 5 and conforming to EN 166, EN 169 and EN 171. They provide standardised eye protection for laboratory and occupational settings where optical hazards and infrared exposure must be controlled as part of personal protective equipment routines. The model is offered as a single unit and has a stated weight of 0,041 kg, supporting comfortable use during extended shifts at the bench or in technical work areas. Designed within the pheos cx2 line from manufacturer UVEX, these glasses align with eye, face and head protection requirements commonly applied in labware and industrial safety programmes. Documented conformity to the listed European norms helps quality and HSE teams specify the product with confidence in PPE inventories. The compact one-piece pack simplifies issue to individual users or workstations. Select this model when IR 5 filtering together with EN 166, EN 169 and EN 171 compliance is required for everyday protective eyewear duties in controlled laboratory and production environments.

This article is part of Laser & UV safety glasses, in Eye & face protection.

Key features

  • Pack size: 1 pc
  • Product type: Safety glasses
  • Model: uvex pheos cx2
  • Protection level: IR 5
  • Standards: EN 166, EN 169, EN 171
  • Weight: 0,041 kg

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uvex pheos cx2 safety glasses, IR 5, EN 166, EN 169, EN 171, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes UVEX for laboratory use. It sits in Laser & UV safety glasses, inside Eye & face protection, in Lab safety equipment.

Laser and ultraviolet glasses are optical filters for stated wavelengths and a stated optical density. A clear safety spectacle does not stop a laser. The wavelength of the source has to fall inside the range printed on the glasses. One pair does not cover every laser in a building.

Safety glasses are the ordinary impact protection, with side coverage. Goggles seal to the face and are for splashes. A face shield covers the face and is worn with eye protection, not instead of a seal, when the liquid is the hazard. Laser and ultraviolet glasses are optical filters for a stated wavelength. A clear lens does not stop a laser. The standards are under ISO head and eye protection. The legal text is the PPE Regulation.

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The category is Eye & face protection. The sub-category is Laser & UV safety glasses. The catalogue is Lab safety equipment.

Shelves beside this one are Safety glasses & spectacles, Safety goggles and Face shields & visors.

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