Mcr Safety DM131RDC Safety Glasses Fire Mirror Lens

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY DM131RDC is a full-frame polycarbonate safety glasses model featuring fire mirror lenses with dual anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings. Designed for trade and industrial environments, these glasses provide UV protection and meet safety eyewear standards for jobsite use. The gunmetal polycarbonate frame uses a bayonet temple style with non-adjustable temples and a universal fit sizing. At 0.94 pounds packaged, they are lightweight enough for extended wear during installations, inspections, or service calls. Electricians, HVAC techs, plumbers, and general contractors use these glasses as standard PPE on commercial and residential worksites.

These safety glasses are suited for a wide range of trade applications including electrical work, mechanical rooms, rooftop HVAC service, and plumbing rough-in environments. The fire mirror lens tint reduces glare in bright outdoor or high-intensity lighting conditions, while the anti-fog coating maintains clarity during temperature transitions common in HVAC service scenarios. The scratch-resistant coating extends lens life in environments where dust, debris, and tooling contact are routine. Universal sizing accommodates most face profiles without the need for temple adjustment.

Key Features

• Dual-coated lenses: anti-fog and scratch-resistant for extended field use
• Fire mirror lens color reduces glare in bright or outdoor conditions
• Polycarbonate lens and frame construction for impact resistance
• Full-frame design provides continuous peripheral lens support
• Bayonet temple style with non-adjustable temples for consistent fit
• UV protection blocks harmful ultraviolet exposure on outdoor jobsites

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-fit replacement or supplemental PPE safety glasses for trade professionals requiring ANSI-style protective eyewear across general industrial, construction, and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

Safety glasses require no installation tools. Inspect lenses and frame for cracks or damage before each use and replace if integrity is compromised. Do not use solvents or abrasive cloths to clean lenses, as these can degrade anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings. Follow your employer or jobsite PPE requirements and applicable OSHA eyewear protection standards when selecting and wearing safety glasses.