Mcr Safety BD112PF BD1 Series Safety Glasses Gray Lens

Product Description

The MCR Safety BD112PF is a frameless, dielectric safety glasses model from the BD1 Series, designed for industrial and trade environments where eye protection from flying particles, debris, and liquid splash is required. The lens is gray-tinted with a MAX6a Superior Anti-Fog coating, maintaining clear sightlines in humid or high-exertion conditions. The frameless, contoured design keeps weight low at 0.11 pounds, reducing fatigue during extended wear. Internal TPR side shields are integrated directly into the frame structure to block lateral hazards without adding bulk. Because the frame contains no metal components, this model qualifies for dielectric applications where electrical hazard exposure is a concern.

The BD112PF suits a wide range of trade and industrial applications, including electrical work, HVAC service, plumbing, construction, and general maintenance where ANSI-rated eye protection is required. The nylon gun metal temple with black TPR sleeves provides a secure, stable fit across a broad range of head sizes. The soft TPR nosepad adds comfort for longer shift durations. These glasses are appropriate for both indoor and outdoor use, with the gray lens reducing glare in bright light conditions without significantly distorting color rendering.

Key Features

• MAX6a Superior Anti-Fog lens coating for clear vision in humid or high-activity environments
• Frameless, contoured design reduces overall weight and pressure points
• Internal TPR side shields provide lateral particle and debris protection
• Fully dielectric construction, no metal parts, suitable for electrical hazard environments
• Soft TPR nosepad and black TPR temple sleeves for secure, comfortable fit
• Gray lens tint for glare reduction in bright or outdoor conditions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-supply option for worksites requiring ANSI-compliant dielectric safety eyewear in the BD1 Series product family.

Installation Notes

Safety glasses require no tools for use and are worn directly by the end user. Inspect lenses for scratches, cracks, or coating degradation before each use, and replace if optical clarity is compromised. Ensure the glasses are seated properly with the nosepad and temple sleeves contacting the face before entering a hazard area. Cleaning with harsh solvents can degrade anti-fog coatings; use lens-safe cleaners only.