Description
UV-safety glasses XC are protective safety spectacles intended for laboratory and occupational eye protection where ultraviolet filtering and mechanical robustness are required. They are specified according to EN 166 and EN 170 and use polycarbonate (PC) lenses with a non-fogging finish to support clear vision during continuous wear. Offered as 1 pc(s) and weighing 0,040 kg, the XC model is a compact choice for eye, face and head protection programmes in research, analytical and technical environments. The polycarbonate construction and anti-fog behaviour make the glasses practical for routine handling of UV-related tasks and general lab work where fogging would otherwise reduce visibility. These UV-safety glasses XC from manufacturer Honeywell Safety integrate readily into personal protective equipment sets alongside compatible accessories when prescription or corrective support is needed. As dedicated safety glasses within occupational safety inventories, they provide a standards-referenced option for teams that need dependable UV eyewear without complex configuration, supplied as a single ready-to-use unit for straightforward stock and issue.
This article belongs on Laser & UV safety glasses, in Eye & face protection.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: UV-safety glasses XC
- Standards: EN 166/170
- Lens material: PC (polycarbonate)
- Lens property: non-fogging
- Weight: 0,040 kg
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Questions about UV-safety glasses XC, acc. to EN 166/170, PC, non-fogging, 1 unit(s)
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UV-safety glasses XC, acc. to EN 166/170, PC, non-fogging, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Honeywell Safety 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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