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NSX SAFETY GLASSES GRAY - SAS Safety Corp

Part #: 5343-50

The SAS Safety Corp NSX Safety Glasses in Gray (Model: 5343-50) are engineered to provide reliable eye protection for professionals in demanding automotive and industrial environments. Designed for clarity and durability, these glasses offer essential safeguarding against workplace hazards, ensuring technicians and mechanics can focus on their tasks with confidence.

Key Features

  • High-Impact Polycarbonate Lens: Provides robust protection against flying debris, impacts, and particulates commonly encountered in workshops and industrial settings.
  • 99.9% UV Protection: Shields eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays, critical for outdoor work or tasks performed under strong lighting.
  • Anti-Fog Coating: Maintains clear vision in humid conditions or environments with fluctuating temperatures, crucial for consistent performance.
  • Scratch-Resistant Coating: Enhances lens longevity and preserves optical clarity, reducing the need for frequent replacement.
  • Lightweight Wrap-Around Design: Offers comfortable wear over extended periods and provides comprehensive peripheral protection without obstructing vision.

Applications

These NSX Safety Glasses are an indispensable tool for a wide range of professional applications. They are ideal for automotive repair and maintenance, including grinding, sanding, and drilling tasks where eye protection is paramount. In industrial settings, these glasses provide necessary defense during fabrication, construction, and general manufacturing processes. Their durable construction makes them suitable for mechanics, technicians, and tradespeople working with power tools, chemicals, or in environments with airborne particles.

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  • Model: 261212
  • Shipping Weight: 0.2lbs
  • UPC: 781311534315
  • Manufacturers Part #: 5343-50
  • Manufactured by: SAS Safety Corp
  • Also Known As: SAS-5343-50, SAS5343-50

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 30 November, 2017.