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Over-glasses with clear polycarbonate lenses, EN 166:1F, for spectacle wearers - C.K AV13020
Lightweight safety glasses that fit comfortably over prescription spectacles. Clear polycarbonate lenses protect to EN 166:1F against low-energy particles at high speed. Suitable for visitors and spectacle wearers in workshop and production.
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Description
Anyone who wears prescription glasses needs eye protection that fits over them. The C.K AV13020 is built as over-glasses with clear polycarbonate lenses. It is tested to EN 166 with marking 1F: optical class 1 and protection against low-energy impact.
Key benefits
- Can be worn comfortably over existing spectacles
- Clear polycarbonate lenses without colour distortion
- Protection against low-energy particles at high speed (F)
- Lightweight design for longer wear
Applications
Drilling, low-energy grinding, wire cutting, assembly and maintenance, visitor eyewear in workshop and production.
Standards and compliance
EN 166:1F (optical class 1, mechanical strength F).
Technical data
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | C.K |
| Sales unit | 1 piece |
| Contents | 1 piece |
| Standards | EN 166:1F |
| ESD safe | no |
| Weight | 0.066 kg |
| Manufacturer | C.K |
| Manufacturer Nr. | AV13020 |
| HS-Code | 90049010 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | Carl Kammerling International, Bendahler Straße 110, DE-42285 Wuppertal, www.ck-tools.com |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| Country of Manufacture | Taiwan |
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