Description
HALYARD Safeview Assembled Glasses, model SV50A, offer essential eye protection in environments where exposure to splashing liquids is a concern. These lightweight, disposable safety glasses are particularly suited for medical, dental, laboratory, and industrial settings, providing reliable protection against potentially harmful liquid splashes.
Key Features
- Comfortable Design: Engineered for extended wear, these glasses can be comfortably worn over most prescription eyewear.
- Optical Clarity: The lenses are optically clear and distortion-free, ensuring unobstructed vision.
- Scratch Resistance: Lenses are designed to remain scratch-free, enhancing durability.
- Reusable Frames: The frames are easy to disinfect, making them suitable for repeated use.
- Space-Saving Packaging: Both frames and lenses are packaged flat and unassembled, optimizing storage space.
- Side Splash Protection: Provides comprehensive coverage with side protection.
- One Size Fits Most: Designed to accommodate a wide range of users.
- Color Variety: Available in assorted colors for easy identification.
Material Specifications
- Lenses: Made from clear polyester.
- Frames: Constructed from polypropylene.
- Latex-Free: Free from natural rubber latex and DEHP, reducing allergy risks.
Compatibility
These glasses are compatible with SAFEVIEW Eyewear Replacement Lenses (SV250L), with disposable lenses intended for single use, while the frames are designed for reuse.
Packaging Details
Typically, the glasses are supplied as 50 assembled units per case, with 5 bags of 10 glasses each, or available in boxes of 10 pieces.
Compliance and Certification
- CE Marked: Complies with the 89/686/EEC Directive on Personal Protective Equipment.
- PPE Category 1: Classified under this category for protective equipment.
Manufacturing and Storage
Manufactured in the USA and Mexico, these glasses should be stored in a dry, cool place away from heat, ideally in the shipper box. There is no specified shelf life, ensuring long-term availability without degradation concerns.
