Bürkle Panorama Safety Glasses, Over-Glasses, Crystal Clear, EN 166 And EN 170

The Bürkle Panorama Safety Glasses, Over-Glasses, Crystal Clear, EN 166 And EN 170 are clear panoramic overspectacles designed for wearers of prescription glasses and for visitor eye protection. Their wide field of vision, side ventilation and adjustable temples support comfortable general workplace use.

Key Features:

• Brand: Bürkle
• Product Type: Clear safety overspectacles for wearers of prescription glasses
• Prescription Glasses Compatibility: Designed to fit over most conventional prescription spectacles.
• Wide Field Of Vision: Panoramic design provides unrestricted peripheral vision for visitor and workplace use.
• Side Ventilation: Ventilation in the side shields supports wearer comfort.
• Adjustable Temples: Length-adjustable temple arms help users achieve a secure fit.
• UV Protection: Provides 100% UV protection according to the supplied product information.
• Standards Compliance: Tested to EN 166 and EN 170.

The Bürkle Panorama Safety Glasses, Over-Glasses, Crystal Clear, EN 166 And EN 170 provide a practical reusable eye-protection option where clear visibility and compatibility with prescription glasses are important.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What Is The Bürkle Panorama Safety Glasses, Over-Glasses, Crystal Clear, EN 166 And EN 170 Used For?

They are used for eye protection where clear overspectacles must fit over prescription glasses, including visitor and general workplace use.

2. What Is A Key Feature Of The Bürkle Panorama Safety Glasses, Over-Glasses, Crystal Clear?

The panoramic lens provides a wide field of vision while side ventilation and adjustable temples support comfort.

3. What Important Specification Does The Bürkle Panorama Safety Glasses, Over-Glasses, Crystal Clear Provide?

The glasses are specified to EN 166 and EN 170 and provide UV protection.

4. What Should Laboratories Consider When Using The Bürkle Panorama Safety Glasses, Over-Glasses, Crystal Clear?

Select eye protection according to the actual hazard assessment because safety spectacles are not suitable for every splash, chemical or high-energy impact risk.