Mcr Safety DM13H20BPF Dominator DM3 Safety Glasses

Product Description

The MCR Safety DM13H20BPF is a magnifying safety glass from the Dominator DM3 series, built for professionals who need both eye protection and close-up vision correction in a single pair of glasses. This unit comes with a tortoise shell frame, a brown MAX6a coated lens, and a 2.0 diopter magnification level. The co-injected TPR wire core construction allows for independently adjustable nose pads and flexible temple arms, making it adaptable for extended wear across a wide range of face profiles. HVAC techs, electricians, plumbers, and other trade professionals who work with small fasteners, wiring, or fine-detail components benefit from the combined protection and magnification.

The DM13H20BPF fits residential and commercial trade applications where ANSI-rated eye protection is required alongside reading magnification. The adjustable nose pads and soft wire core temples make this a practical option for workers who wear safety glasses for full shifts. The brown MAX6a lens reduces glare and is suited for brighter indoor environments or outdoor work with moderate sun exposure. This model represents the 2.0 diopter variant in the Dominator DM3 lineup, which spans 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, and 2.5 diopter options.

Key Features

• 2.0 diopter magnification for close-detail trade work
• Brown MAX6a coated lens for glare reduction
• Tortoise shell frame with co-injected TPR wire core construction
• Independently adjustable nose pads for a secure, customized fit
• Soft wire core adjustable temples for all-day comfort
• Available in 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, and 2.5 diopter variants with clear or brown lens options

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style magnifying safety glass for trade professionals requiring ANSI-rated eye protection with integrated diopter magnification.

Installation Notes

No tools or installation are required for this personal protective equipment. Adjust nose pads and temples before use to ensure a snug, stable fit. Inspect the lens for scratches or coating damage before each shift, as compromised lenses should be replaced. Follow your employer or jobsite PPE policy for required eye protection ratings and lens tint restrictions.