Jackson Safety 50003 Amber Lens Safety Glasses

Product Description

The JACKSON SAFETY 50003 is a full-framed safety glass designed for trade and industrial environments where eye protection is required. The amber polycarbonate lens provides anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings, making it suitable for variable lighting conditions and extended wear. The black nylon frame features a flexible temple design with an Ultra Flex frame construction, offering a secure fit across a wide range of face sizes. This eyewear is worn by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general trade workers during job site tasks requiring ANSI-rated eye protection. The lens filters UV light and the amber tint enhances contrast in low-light or outdoor settings.

The 50003 is suited for residential and commercial job sites where eye hazards from debris, dust, or UV exposure are present. The universal fit makes it practical for shared PPE programs or individual issue. Each unit ships with a neck cord and is packaged in a dispenser box, making it convenient for tool crib distribution or truck stock. The flexible temples allow the glasses to be worn comfortably over extended shifts without adjustment.

Key Features

• Amber polycarbonate lens with anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings
• Full-frame black nylon construction with Ultra Flex frame design
• Flexible, non-adjustable amber temples for universal fit
• UV protection built into the lens material
• Meets ANSI Z87.1+, CE, and CSA Z94.3 standards
• Includes neck cord and dispenser box packaging

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit safety glass suitable for general trade, industrial, and construction applications requiring ANSI Z87.1+ rated eye protection.

Installation Notes

PPE eyewear requires no installation. Inspect lenses before each use and replace if scratches, cracks, or coating degradation reduce optical clarity. Follow employer PPE programs and applicable OSHA eye and face protection standards when selecting and issuing safety glasses. Store away from solvents and sharp objects to preserve lens coatings.