MCR Swagger® UD1 Series Safety Glasses - Gray Lens - Gun Metal Frame - MAX6 Anti-Fog Coating - Box of 12 - Part# UD112PF Model 101 2000 ppm ethanol

Name: MCR Swagger® UD1 Series Safety Glasses - Gray Lens - Gun Metal Frame - MAX6 Anti-Fog Coating - Box of 12 - Part# UD112PF Model 101 2000 ppm ethanol
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64200010208
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MCR Swagger® UD1 Series Safety Glasses Gray Lens Gun Metal Frame MAX6 Anti Fog Coating Box of 12 Part# UD112PF Model 101 2000 ppm ethanol 2000 ppm ethanol 5 kg) Sizes XS S M L XL 2X 3X Applicable Standards Meets OSHA 1910 which is proven to provide six times greater fog resistance and dissipation Formerly known as Crews® Safety Glasses

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