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Fireproof Safety Glasses with Total Sealing, Scratch and Heat Resistant, for Welding and Firefighting
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Product information
Description
🔍 General Description These fully sealed safety glasses offer optimal protection in hazardous environments. Ideal for firefighting, industrial work, or welding, they effectively protect against impacts, splashes, fumes, and high temperatures. Designed to be worn even with prescription glasses, they ensure total protection without compromise. ⚙️ Technical Specifications Type: Safety Glasses Material: Silicone and PC (Polycarbonate) Applications: Firefighting, Welding, Industry Properties: Transparent, Heat and Impact Resistant Fire Retardant: Class BI Chemical Resistance: Weak Acids, Neutral Oils Thermal Distortion Temperature: 135°C Headband: Elastic and Adjustable 🔧 Installation Installation is immediate and intuitive. The elastic headband easily adjusts to the circumference of the head for a secure and comfortable fit. 💡 Use Use these safety glasses in any situation where your eyes are exposed. They provide a sealed barrier against dust, Resistant to liquids, impacts, and UV rays. Their anti-fog design and resistance to high temperatures ensure clear visibility in all conditions. 📌 Other information: These glasses withstand rigorous disinfection methods (steam, cleaning agents, radiation) without alteration. They maintain their mechanical performance under normal use. Essential safety equipment for professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
Features
- BrandBIEMMEDUE
- ColourTransparent
- PPE standardEN166
- Side protectionIntegrated side protection
- Welding protection EN175Yes
- Anti-fog treatmentYes
- Type of weld protectionGlasses
- ManoMano ReferenceME236490080
- MMID671399741703
- Product code6YLYG20260813-1-248
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