
Ergodyne AEGIR Safety Glasses, Skullerz, 5.9" x 2.5", Rubber, Impact Resistant, EGO55001
Manufacturer: Tenacious Holdings, Inc
- Sell unit
- 1 Each
- Pack
- 1 Each
- Category
- Protective Gear
- Manufacturer
- Tenacious Holdings, Inc
- Material
- Not specified
- Origin
- Not specified
Product description
Aegir Safety Glasses feature an oversized, blade-style design, providing superior eye protection and maximized field of vision. Polycarbonate lenses protect against impacts and filter 99.9 percent of harmful UVA, UVB and UVC rays. High-strength frame is built for durability. Rubberized nose bridge and temples offer nonslip security and resist sweat for all-day comfort. Rubber temples bend and re-bend to accommodate a variety of head shapes and fit preferences. Impact-resistant safety glasses are tested to ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 High-Velocity Impact Protection and optical requirements. They are perfect for outdoor work such as construction, landscaping, carpentry, woodworking and more. Clear lenses with 90 percent VLT are ideal for indoor, low-light and nighttime conditions.
Sold as: 1 Each
MPN: 55001
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Product details
| UOM | Not specified | Brand | Tenacious Holdings, Inc |
|---|---|---|---|
| AFS SKU | EGO 55001 | MPN | Not specified |
| UPC | Not specified | Package weight | 0.11 lb |
| Available stock | 78 units | Case quantity | Not specified |
| Inner pack | Not specified | Returnable | Not specified |
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