Mcr Safety 9800XLB Clear Safety Glasses 144 Pair Bulk

Product Description

The MCR Safety 9800XLB is a wrap-around safety glass designed for eye protection in industrial, construction, and general workplace environments. Part of the Yukon XL line, the 9800XLB features an enlarged frame profile sized to fit over standard prescription eyeglasses, making it a practical low-cost solution for temporary workers and visitors who wear corrective lenses. The single polycarbonate lens filters 99.9% of UV rays. The uncoated lens keeps per-unit cost low. This SKU ships as a bulk pack of 144 pairs, suited for facility safety managers and contractors stocking job sites.

The 9800XLB fits residential and commercial job sites, light industrial facilities, warehouses, and any environment requiring ANSI-compliant eye protection. The over-prescription fit makes it especially useful when outfitting mixed crews where some workers wear corrective eyewear. Spatula-style temples provide a secure, low-profile fit under hard hats and other PPE. The molded brow guard and vented side shields offer added protection from above and lateral hazards. Safety managers, general contractors, and site supervisors commonly stock this model in bulk for visitor and temporary-worker issuance.

Key Features

• Enlarged Yukon XL frame fits over standard prescription eyeglasses
• Single wrap-around polycarbonate lens with integral side shields for greater orbital coverage
• Molded-in brow guard for additional overhead protection
• Vented side shields for lateral protection and airflow
• Filters 99.9% of harmful UV rays
• Dielectric construction with no metal parts
• Uncoated lens for maximum cost savings per pair

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use safety glass compatible with standard PPE programs requiring wrap-around eye protection; enlarged frame accommodates most standard prescription eyeglass frames.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for personal protective equipment of this type. Inspect each pair before issue for cracks, distortion, or lens damage. Ensure lenses seat fully over prescription frames without applying pressure to the corrective lenses. Replace any pair showing lens damage, crazing, or frame deformation per ANSI Z87.1 guidance.