Ergodyne 55012 Half Frame Safety Glasses Blue Mirror

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 55012 Skullerz AEGIR-AFASM is a half-frame safety glasses unit featuring an oversized blade-style polycarbonate lens designed for trade and outdoor work environments. The lens uses Fog-Off+ technology, combining durable scratch resistance on the exterior with enhanced anti-fog performance on the interior. A blue mirror lens sits in a clear smoke frame, providing UV protection that filters 99.9 percent of UVA, UVB, and UVC rays. The rubberized nose bridge and temples resist sweat and provide non-slip security during extended wear. A licensed HVAC tech, electrician, or construction professional can count on all-day fit without adjustment.

These safety glasses are suited for construction, carpentry, woodworking, landscaping, and similar trades where impact, dust, and UV exposure are daily hazards. The blade-style frame maximizes field of vision, making them a practical choice for workers operating in tight or overhead spaces. The adjustable rubber temples bend and re-bend to fit a range of head shapes, accommodating workers who wear different PPE configurations throughout a shift.

Key Features

• Fog-Off+ dual-layer lens technology: scratch-resistant exterior, enhanced anti-fog interior coating
• Filters 99.9 percent of UVA, UVB, and UVC radiation
• Tested and approved to ANSI Z87.1+ X high-velocity impact and optical requirements
• Oversized blade-style design maximizes peripheral and forward field of vision
• Rubberized nose bridge and temples for non-slip, sweat-resistant all-day wear
• Adjustable rubber temples bend and re-bend to fit varied head shapes and sizes

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose OEM-style half-frame safety glasses unit suitable for use across construction, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and landscaping trades wherever ANSI Z87.1+ rated eye protection is required.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to fit or adjust these safety glasses. Power down or shut off any energized equipment before beginning work that requires PPE deployment in an electrical environment, per NFPA 70E guidelines. The rubber temples should be bent gradually to avoid stress fracturing the frame material. Inspect the lens surface before each use and replace if scratches or crazing compromise optical clarity or impact resistance.