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IMPORTANT: All 3M Safety Products in this catalog must be used in accordance with OSHA regulations and the User Instructions, warnings and limitations accompanying each product.
WARNING! See warnings on inside back cover.
© 3M 2009. All rights reserved. Before each use of the product, please inspect for any rips, damages, tears, etc.
Smart Lens
™
Photochromic Eyewear
It changes so workers don’t need to. The days of buying indoor
and outdoor safety eyewear are over. Let there be light. Let there
be dark. Let there be Smart Lens
™
Photochromic Eyewear.
Light Vision
™
2 Safety Eyewear
The brightest idea in safety eyewear.
Don’t be left in the dark anymore. Light
Vision
™
2 Safety Eyewear has lights
mounted on each temple to provide
hands-free task lighting. The LED systems provide ultra-bright
beams and swivel/adjust for directional convenience. Of course,
this lighting advantage is coupled with impact protection.
BX
™
Safety Eyewear
BX
™
Safety Eyewear adjusts to the
workers, instead of workers having to
adjust to it. With many adjustable features,
BX
™
eyewear provides a better fit, which
can help your workers have a better
attitude towards wearing their eyewear.
3M
™
Eye Protection
Orange County Choppers
™
Safety Eyewear
The coolest eyewear line just got cooler.
Inspired by the internationally popular
TV show, Orange County Choppers
™
Safety Eyewear has the
edgy styling and solid performance which lets you hold on
tight and take compliance for a ride!
Metaliks
™
Safety Eyewear
A distinctive contemporary look, metal
frames and comfortable spatula temples
set the Metaliks
™
family of safety
eyewear apart from the competition.
Moon Dawg
™
Safety Sun Wear
Moon Dawg
™
eyewear proves that safety
can look cool. Protect wearers’ eyes and
their image with these surf-inspired safety
eyewear; ideal for outdoor safety sun wear.
Be Smart with Smart Lens
™
Photochromic Eyewear
Safety directors should assess their particular workplace and
ensure that all people wearing Smart Lens
™
photochromic
eyewear are aware of the time required for the lens transition.
Special care should be taken when moving from outdoors to
indoors. Outdoor temperatures may affect lens transition time.