Description
TRYON safety glasses are supplied with a light blue/black frame and a clear lens made of polycarbonate (PC). They address laboratory safety and environmental analysis needs where protective eyewear is part of standard personal protective equipment. Offered as one unit weighing 0,038 kg, the model suits individual allocation or stock holding within protective equipment programmes. The clear PC lens combined with the light blue/black frame provides a lightweight option for bench work, sample handling and analytical tasks that require eye protection. The TRYON design from manufacturer Bollé fits facilities that organise safety glasses by frame colour and lens material for easy identification. Application areas include protective equipment and laboratory safety setups as well as environmental analysis workplaces. Single-piece supply supports straightforward distribution across research laboratories, monitoring stations and technical teams that specify clear polycarbonate safety glasses with a light blue/black frame for everyday occupational eye protection.
This article is part of Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Safety glasses
- Frame colour: Light blue/black
- Lens type: Clear
- Lens material: PC
- Weight: 0,038 kg
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TRYON safety glasses, light blue/black, lens made of PC, clear, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Bollé for laboratory use. It sits in Reference substances & reagents (other), inside Analytical standards & reference materials, in Lab chemicals.
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