Mcr Safety 2230R Safety Goggles Clear Polycarbonate

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 2230R is a pair of indirect-vent safety goggles designed for eye protection in trade and industrial environments. The lenses are made from clear polycarbonate, a material known for impact resistance and optical clarity. A scratch-resistant coating extends lens life in demanding jobsite conditions. The universal fit frame is constructed from clear plastic and accommodates most face sizes. These goggles also feature over-the-glass compatibility, allowing wearers to use them over standard prescription eyewear. UV protection is built into the lens material. ANSI Z87.1+ certification confirms the goggles meet current impact and optical standards.

The 2230R is suited for a wide range of trade applications including HVAC installation, plumbing rough-in, electrical work, pool and chemical service, and general construction tasks. The indirect vent design helps prevent liquid splash and chemical mist from reaching the eye while still allowing airflow to reduce fogging. Licensed tradespeople and service technicians who require compliant eye protection over prescription glasses will find this goggle a practical fit for daily use.

Key Features

• Clear polycarbonate lenses provide impact resistance and optical clarity
• Scratch-resistant lens coating for extended service life
• Indirect vent design blocks liquid splash and chemical mist
• Over-the-glass (OTG) compatible for use with prescription eyewear
• UV protection integrated into lens material
• ANSI Z87.1+ certified for impact and optical performance
• Universal fit clear plastic frame suits most face profiles

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit safety goggle for general trade and industrial use where ANSI Z87.1+ compliant eye protection is required.

Installation Notes

Safety goggles require no installation tools. Inspect the frame and lens for cracks or deep scratches before each use and replace if optical clarity is compromised. Store away from solvents and sharp objects that can degrade the polycarbonate lens. Employers should verify that selected eye protection meets applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 or 1926.102 requirements for the specific task and hazard type.