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$149.00
The Blue Green Beam laser strike glasses have a polycarbonate orange/peach lens filter that provides laser protection. These laser strike glasses have visible light transmission of 43%. In addition, the Blue Green Beam laser pointer safety glasses have ANSI Z87 plus ANSI Z136.1 safety standards. These laser strike glasses 33 are non-prescription. Made of high-quality plastic, it is a durable and lightweight fitover frame. The 33 laser strike glasses feature adjustable temples and integrated side shields. These Phillips Safety laser strike glasses are available in black and tortoise.
OD 5+ @ 190-400nm
OD 2+ @445-450nm
OD 2.5+ @532nm
VLT= 43%
For more options, check out our Blue Green Beam Laser Pointer Safety Glasses collection.
The Blue Green Beam laser strike glasses have a polycarbonate orange/peach lens filter that provides laser protection. These laser strike glasses have visible light transmission of 43%. In addition, the Blue Green Beam laser pointer safety glasses have ANSI Z87 plus ANSI Z136.1 safety standards. These laser strike glasses 33 are non-prescription. Made of high-quality plastic, it is a durable and lightweight fitover frame. The 33 laser strike glasses feature adjustable temples and integrated side shields. These Phillips Safety laser strike glasses are available in black and tortoise.
OD 5+ @ 190-400nm
OD 2+ @445-450nm
OD 2.5+ @532nm
VLT= 43%
For more options, check out our Blue Green Beam Laser Pointer Safety Glasses collection.
| Weight | 16 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 4 × 4 in |
| Brand | Phillips Safety |
| Frame Color | Black |
| Frame Size | Large, Extra Large |
| Frame Features | Adjustable Temples, Integrated Side Shields |
| Frame Material | Plastic |
| Frame Shape | Fitover |
| Lens Color | Orange/Peach |
| Lens Type | Blue Green Beam |
| Safety Rating | ANSI Z87, ANSI Z136.1 |
| Lens Material | Polycarbonate |
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