Description
astrospec 2.0 safety glasses are protective eyewear designed for laboratory and environmental analysis settings where reliable eye protection is required. This model is specified to EN 166 and EN 170 and is finished in an anthracite/blue colour combination for clear visual identification on the bench or in shared work areas. Supplied as 1 pc, the glasses form part of protective equipment and laboratory safety ranges used alongside other personal protective measures. The lightweight design has a stated pack weight of 0,050 kg, which supports comfortable wear during extended handling, sampling or routine analytical tasks. These astrospec 2.0 safety glasses from manufacturer UVEX address standard eye-protection needs without adding unnecessary bulk. Colour coding in anthracite/blue helps distinguish pairs in multi-user laboratories. Use them wherever EN 166 and EN 170 compliant safety glasses are specified for general laboratory protection, environmental analysis work or related technical environments that demand dependable eyewear in a single-unit pack.
This article is part of Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Safety glasses
- Model: astrospec 2.0
- Standards: EN 166, EN 170
- Colour: anthracite/blue
- Weight: 0,050 kg
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