Description
Safety glasses Max A1 are protective eyewear specified according to EN 166 for occupational eye protection in laboratory and technical workplaces. The lenses are made of polycarbonate (PC) and described as scratch-proof, combining impact-relevant polymer performance with a surface that better resists everyday abrasion during handling and cleaning. Designed as personal protective equipment for eyes, face and head protection programmes, the Max A1 model supports routine bench work, sample handling and light mechanical tasks where splash or particle hazards must be mitigated. Each unit is supplied as a single pair, with a low weight of 0,040 kg for comfortable extended wear. Compliance with EN 166 provides a recognised European reference framework for optical and protective requirements. These safety glasses from manufacturer HHW suit laboratories, pilot plants and teaching labs that standardise on polycarbonate eyewear. Scratch-proof PC lenses help maintain clear vision over repeated use cycles. Integrate Max A1 glasses into existing PPE kits for staff and visitors who need reliable, lightweight eye protection aligned with EN 166 expectations without unnecessary bulk at the workstation.
This article is part of Safety glasses & spectacles, in Eye & face protection.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Safety glasses Max A1
- Standard: EN 166
- Lens material: PC (polycarbonate)
- Lens property: Scratch-proof
- Weight: 0,040 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Questions about Safety glasses Max A1, acc. to EN 166, PC, scratch proof, 1 unit(s)
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Safety glasses Max A1, acc. to EN 166, PC, scratch proof, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes HHW for laboratory use. It sits in Safety glasses & spectacles, inside Eye & face protection, in Lab safety equipment.
Safety spectacles protect against impact and have side coverage. The lens, clear, anti-fog or tinted, and whether prescription inserts are possible, are the choices. They do not seal against a splash. A scratched lens is a reason to replace them, not only an annoyance.
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 Safety glasses & spectacles. The catalogue is Lab safety equipment.
Shelves beside this one are Safety goggles, Face shields & visors and Laser & UV safety glasses.
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