Mcr Safety Bearkat Bk3 Gray Lens Safety Glass Part# - Bk312
Brand: MCR SAFETY
Part Number: BK312
Weight: 1.587 lbs
Country of Origin: TAIWAN; REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Minimum Order Qty: 1 DZ (12 PR = 1 DZ)
Features: Bearkat 3 Gray Lens glasses with non slip Hybrid temple Sleeve | Single lens design with integral side shields for unobstructed view | Bearkat 3 integrates a soft, secure gel nosepiece | Rugged polycarbonate lens filters 99.9 percent of U.V. Rays | Available in black Temple Sleeve and gray Lens Color
Product DescriptionThis Bearkat super well thought-out construction combines the best in safety, comfort and affordability. Vision is unobstructed by the one-piece wraparound lens design, which by its tight fit allows you maximum safety. Comfort is enhanced by the flexible temples and the non-slip temple sleeves are notched for a clip-on breakaway cord. Single lens design with integral side shields for unobstructed view. Non slip Soft temple material. Exclusive Duramass scratch resistant coating. Bearkat 3 integrates a soft, secure gel nosepiece. Rugged polycarbonate lens filters 99.9-Percent of UV rays. Meets military MIL-PRF-31013 clause 3.5.1.1 for high velocity impact protection and exceeds ANSI Z87+. available in black Temple Sleeve and gray Lens Color.From the ManufacturerThis BearKat super well thought-out construction combines the best in safety, comfort and affordability. Vision is unobstructed by the one-piece wraparound lens design, which by its tight fit allows you maximum safety. Comfort is enhanced by the flexible temples and the non-slip temple sleeves are notched for a clip-on breakaway cord. Single lens design with integral side shields for unobstructed view. Non slip soft temple material. Exclusive Duramass scratch resistant coating. BearKat 3 integrates a soft, secure gel nosepiece. Rugged polycarbonate lens filters 99.9-Percent of UV rays. Meets military MIL-PRF-31013 clause 3.5.1.1 for high velocity impact protection and exceeds ANSI Z87+. Available in black temple sleeve and gray lens color.
