Bsc Preferred OCS1631 Visitor Safety Glasses Case of 25

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED OCS1631 is a clear polycarbonate over-glasses safety spectacle designed for visitor and general-purpose eye protection in industrial and commercial environments. The flexible frame fits directly over most prescription eyeglasses, eliminating the need for separate prescription safety eyewear in visitor or short-duration applications. Polycarbonate construction provides impact resistance along with integrated side shields, and the lens material blocks 99.9% of UV radiation. This product meets ANSI Z87.1-2010 and CSA Z94.3-2007 impact and optical standards. Safety managers, facilities coordinators, and site supervisors typically stock these for non-employee personnel entering active work zones. Sold as a case of 25 units.

This spectacle is suited for both indoor and outdoor use, making it appropriate across manufacturing floors, construction sites, chemical handling areas, and utility facilities. The over-prescription design accommodates a wide range of wearers without fitting adjustments, which is practical for high-turnover visitor access points. The case-pack quantity of 25 supports stocking at sign-in stations, tool cribs, or safety supply cabinets where rapid distribution is required.

Key Features

• Fits over most prescription eyeglasses for universal visitor use
• Polycarbonate lens and frame construction for impact resistance
• Integrated side shields provide wraparound protection coverage
• Lens blocks 99.9% of UV radiation for indoor and outdoor use
• Meets ANSI Z87.1-2010 and CSA Z94.3-2007 standards
• Sold in a case of 25 units for bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed to fit over most standard prescription eyeglasses frames. Suitable for general visitor eye protection programs in industrial, commercial, and construction environments.

Installation Notes

No tools or installation are required. Safety coordinators or site supervisors should inspect each pair for lens cracks or frame deformation before issuing. Discard any unit showing visible damage to the lens or frame. Follow your site PPE program and applicable OSHA eye and face protection regulations when deploying visitor eyewear.