Front and side coverage
The wraparound shape is intended to extend coverage beyond the front lens area. Evaluate gaps and exposure direction in the intended working posture.
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Lightweight protective eyewear with front and side coverage, including a flip-up design. Assess fit and exposure direction alongside the lens specification.
Lead-containing shieldingFront & side coverageFlip-up optionSource: manufacturer product literature linked above. Confirm current model, test conditions and supply specification for your order.
The eyewear range combines frontal and side coverage with a lightweight frame, including a flip-up option. The catalog lists 55 g and 0.07 mmPb for four variants, each supplied as one pair with a case.
The wraparound shape is intended to extend coverage beyond the front lens area. Evaluate gaps and exposure direction in the intended working posture.
The catalog includes black, matte black/blue and matte red A1 variants, plus the black F1 flip-up model. Confirm current color and model availability.
Each listed pair comes with a case. Request cleaning, inspection and storage instructions for the lens and frame.
Transcribed from manufacturer literature, with source references and conditions kept alongside each table.
| Model | Color / format | Weight | Lead equivalence (mmPb) | Packaging |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CL/0075LG-2H-A1/B | Black | 55 g | 0.07 | Pair + case |
| CL/0075LG-2H-A1/MB | Matte black & blue | 55 g | 0.07 | Pair + case |
| CL/0075LG-2H-A1/R | Matte red | 55 g | 0.07 | Pair + case |
| CL/0075LG-2H-F1 | Black, flip-up | 55 g | 0.07 | Pair + case |
The source model code contains “0075”, while its lead-equivalence column states 0.07 mmPb. Values above follow the printed specification; confirm the model-specific test report.
Source: Medical X-Ray Shielding — Goggles, page 1 · 2509No. The brochure describes up to 60% scatter reduction and states that performance depends on imaging technique. Fit, side gaps and source direction affect actual exposure.
A lens lead-equivalence value does not by itself establish protection from every direction. Request finished-product testing and assess coverage on the wearer.
Manufacturer literature · referenced pages 1 · edition 2509
Selection notes explain the literature and do not replace model-specific instructions, test reports or project design.
Material illustrationOEM materials / Six series
Flexible. Formable. Purpose-engineered.
Material illustrationOptically transparent / Machinable
A clearer view of protection.
Material illustrationSingle use / Custom sizes
Protection around the procedure.
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