Mcr Safety DM131R Dual Lens Safety Glasses Fire Mirror

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY DM131R is a dual-lens safety glass designed for eye protection in industrial, construction, and trade service environments. The lenses feature a fire mirror color with an anti-reflective coating, housed in a full-framed polycarbonate frame available in a black and red color combination. Bayonet-style temples provide a secure, low-profile fit suited for use alongside hearing protection or hard hats. At 0.12 pounds, the lightweight construction supports extended wear during work shifts. This eyewear is intended for installation professionals, technicians, and tradespeople who require compliant eye protection on the job.

The DM131R is suited for general industrial and trade applications where glare reduction and impact-resistant eye protection are required. The universal sizing accommodates a wide range of face profiles, making it practical as a standard-issue safety glass for service technicians, HVAC installers, electricians, and plumbers working in bright or reflective light conditions. The polycarbonate frame construction meets the demands of daily field use.

Key Features

• Fire mirror lens color with anti-reflective coating for glare reduction in high-light environments
• Full-framed polycarbonate construction for impact resistance and durability
• Bayonet temple style for compatibility with hearing protection and hard hat use
• Universal fit sizing accommodates a broad range of users
• Lightweight at 0.12 pounds for extended wear comfort
• Dual-lens design in a black and red frame configuration

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit safety glass suitable for general eye protection use across industrial and trade service applications.

Installation Notes

Safety glasses require no tools for use and should be inspected before each wear for lens scratches, frame cracks, or damaged temples that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if structural damage is observed. Compliance with ANSI Z87.1 eye protection requirements should be verified by the responsible safety officer or contractor before field deployment.