Pyramex PMXTREME BLACK/CLR A-F LENS W/CORD PSP SB-6310-STP
Pyramex® SB6310STP Safety Eyewear With Black Lanyard Cord, Anti-Fog, Clear Lens, Half-Frame Frame, Black, Nylon Frame, Polycarbonate Lens, ANSI Z87.1-2003, CAN/CSA Z94.03-07
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BrandPyramex®
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UPC814992001330
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Manufacturer Part NumberSB6310STP
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CountryUSA
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Temple StyleFlexible/Straight Back/Ventilated
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Frame ColorBlack
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Frame MaterialNylon
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Frame TypeHalf-Frame
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UV ProtectionYes %
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SizeUniversal
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Specifications MetANSI Z87.1-2003, CAN/CSA Z94.03-07
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Lens CoatingAnti-Fog
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Lens ColorClear
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Lens MaterialPolycarbonate
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Bridge Size14 mm
- Built in rubber nosepiece
- Rubber temple tips keep eyewear secure for the active worker
- Ventilated, straight back flexible temples
- Extreme style in safety eyewear with clean lines and sports appeal
- 9 base curve lens
- Scratch-resistant polycarbonate lens provides 99% UVA/B/C protection
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| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
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| MSC | 30298954 |
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UNSPSC46181802
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Standards/ApprovalsANSI Z87.1-2003|CSA Z94.03-07
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Specification Sheet
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