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TRYON OTG

PSOTRYO014

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WHITE BLUE

PSOTRYO014

Clear over-the-glasses

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Practicality & comfort

41g

Outdoor

Platinum

Low-bridge fit

OTG

This advanced eye protection was specifically designed for healthcare professionals. Compatible with most of prescription spectacles, TRYON OTG helps reduce workplace accidents and slow the spread of viruses. Equipped with an anti-scratch and anti-fog coating on both sides of the lenses, TRYON OTG ensures long-lasting comfort, performance and reliability.

Bi-material, adjustable and stretchable temples

Soft upper protection (TPR)

Washable and reusable

PLATINUM coating : anti-scratch & anti-fog

Technical Information

Weight

41 g

Frame type

OTG

frame material

PC/TPR

frame colour

WHITE / BLUE

lens material

POLYCARBONATE

lens colour

CLEAR

standards

EN166 - EN170 - UKCA

LENS MARKING

2C-1.2

1 FT KN CE

FRAME MARKING

EN166 FT CE UKCA /

Z87+ / CSA Z94.3 / AS/NZS 1337.1

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Better understanding
of lens marking

In order to give your best during each of your duties, it is essential to have confidence in your safety equipment. Because your vision is the guarantee of your precision and your movements, your visual comfort must be assured at all times.

PLATINUM is a high-end technology developed to provide anti-fog and anti-scratch performance in the most extreme environments. Our innovative coating is applied to both sides of the lens to provide maximum protection for your eyes. Imitated but not equaled, our exclusive PLATINUM coating exceeds the expectations of the most rigorous international standards.

Lens marking:

PROTECTED EYES

SAVE LIVES

Healthcare may not be the first industry you think of for eye injury hazards. However, healthcare facilities present the highest risks for viral and bacterial infections that can be caught through the eyes. Surgeons, who work with the open wounds of patients, already wear protective eyewear as a rule but this has not spread to other healthcare workers as much as the risk demands.