Many jobs demand handheld devices, RF scanners, or other portable devices. These devices emit blue light, known to cause eye fatigue, headaches, and migraines. Many of these jobs are also indoors, and until recently, a wearer who needed to block a good portion of blue light had to resort to amber lenses. The negative of amber lenses other than the yellow shade is it distorts color recognition. With MAXBLUE™ lens technology, a worker can wear a clear lens with a very faint mirror hue while still blocking 41% of blue light. Pretty incredible! Choose the best safety glasses, choose MCR Safety! This product meets the ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 2020 standard.
These products meet ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 standards. This high velocity impact safety glass test method is performed by shooting a 1/4" steel ball at a speed of 150 feet per second aimed at the center of the lens. The result is a Pass or Fail which determines that a lens must not chip, break, or crack and it must maintain its original position in the frame.
41%
Yes
Yes
Clear Blue Light
Navy
Hybrid
TPR
Polycarbonate
88
Duramass Hard Coat
Navy
Polycarbonate
144
13.554
Dozen White Box
1.506