3M SecureFit™ 400X SF422XSGAF-BLU-EU
3M SecureFit™ 400X SF422XSGAF-BLU-EU
3M SecureFit 400X safety glasses reliably protect your eyesight at work. Their high-quality polycarbonate body makes the glasses exceptionally strong yet incredibly light. 3M SecureFit 400X safety glasses are coated for long-life protection to prevent scratches and fogging. The glasses feature unique Temple Technology that distributes pressure evenly and ensures a comfortable fit on different shaped heads. They are compatible with 9300+ filtering half facepieces and X-series protectors, while the clear polycarbonate lenses offer excellent protection against UVradiation. 3M SecureFit400X are a vital aid at work that protect your eyes and provides you with all the comfort you need. What's more, the lenses absorb 99.9% of UVA and UVB radiation.
Key Features of 3M SecureFit 400X Safety Glasses
- The arms adapt to heads of all shapes and sizes
- 3M SecureFit 400X spectacles with anti-fog and anti-scratch coating
- The lens absorbs 99.9% of UVA and UVB radiation
- Colour: black, vermillion
- Unisex safety glasses
- 3M SecureFit 400X safety spectacles weigh only 22g
- Unique Pressure Diffusion Temple Technology
- 3M SecureFit 400X polycarbonate goggles
- Comply with EN 172 standard
3M SecureFit 400X Safety Glasses Reliably Absorb Harmful Radiation
3M SecureFit 400X absorb 99.9% of UVA and UVB radiation. When you are wearing the glasses, you will undoubtedly appreciate the special coating that reduces fogging and protects against scratches. This significantly extends their service life. And there is no need to worry that the 3M SecureFit 400X Safety Glasses won't fit as 3M's Pressure Diffusion Temple Technology allows them to adapt to the shape of every head perfectly.
Specifications
Usage
UV protection
Sun filter / dimming
Colour
Lens properties
Special features
Standard
3M Česko, spol. s r.o., V Parku 2343/24 Praha 4 148 00, [email protected], +420 848 100 303
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