Ergodyne 52050 Safety Glasses Yellow Lens Uv Ansi Z87.1

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 52050 is a full-framed safety glass designed for trade and industrial work environments where eye protection and optical clarity are required. Featuring yellow, uncoated lenses in a wraparound frame style, these glasses enhance contrast in low-light or overcast conditions. The black rubber frame provides a secure, comfortable fit across a universal size range. Certified to ANSI Z87.1 Plus, CSA Z94.3, and MIL-PRF 32432 ballistic impact standards, the 52050 meets the compliance requirements for most job sites. Weighing just 0.08 pounds, the lightweight construction reduces fatigue during extended wear.

These safety glasses are suited for general industrial, construction, electrical, and mechanical trade applications. The yellow lens tint improves visibility in overcast, dawn, or dusk conditions, making them a practical choice for outdoor field work or dimly lit mechanical spaces. The wraparound full-frame design provides peripheral coverage beyond what standard safety glasses offer. Non-adjustable temples maintain a consistent fit profile. Sold individually, they are appropriate for single-tech outfitting or replacement use.

Key Features

• Yellow uncoated lenses for enhanced contrast in low-light conditions
• Wraparound full-frame design for broad peripheral eye coverage
• UV protection built into the lens
• Rubber frame material for secure, comfortable fit
• Meets ANSI Z87.1 Plus, CSA Z94.3, and MIL-PRF 32432 ballistic impact standards
• Universal sizing with non-adjustable temples

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style personal protective equipment replacement suitable for general industrial and trade job site use where ANSI Z87.1 Plus compliant eye protection is required.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for use. Inspect lenses for scratches or cracks before each use, as damaged lenses compromise impact protection and should be replaced immediately. Store in a protective case away from solvents or chemicals that can degrade the rubber frame or lens surface. Compliance with applicable site safety programs and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 personal protective equipment requirements is the responsibility of the employer and technician.