Mcr Safety HB510PF Hydroblast HB5 Clear MAX6 Lens

Product Description

The MCR Safety HB510PF is a replacement lens designed for the Hydroblast HB5 series safety goggle. Made from PETG with a clear MAX6 tint, this lens provides UV protection alongside defense against chemical splash, dust, and particulate hazards. The ventless design keeps the optical path sealed against liquid and airborne contaminants. A licensed safety professional, industrial hygienist, or PPE-trained technician will typically source this lens to restore a goggle to full protective service rather than replacing the entire unit. The elastic arm attachment and gray TPR frame retain the original fit characteristics of the HB5 platform.

This replacement lens is suited for environments where chemical splash, dust, and particulate exposure are primary hazards. Typical applications include chemical handling, pressure washing, industrial maintenance, and similar tasks where sealed, ventless goggle protection is required. The clear PETG lens maintains high optical clarity for indoor and low-light work environments. It is intended exclusively for use with the HB5 goggle frame and does not fit over prescription eyeglasses.

Key Features

• Clear PETG lens with UV protection for high optical clarity
• Ventless design provides sealed protection against chemical splash, dust, and particulates
• MAX6 lens designation indicating impact and protection rating
• Designed to restore HB5 goggle to original protective performance
• Gray TPR frame with elastic arm retention
• Does not fit over prescription eyeglasses

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement lens for the MCR Safety Hydroblast HB5 series goggle frame.

Installation Notes

Lens replacement should be performed by the equipment user or safety equipment coordinator following the manufacturer's goggle disassembly instructions. Inspect the frame for cracks or deformation before installing the new lens. Ensure the lens seats fully and evenly in the frame before returning the goggle to service. Damaged or improperly seated lenses must not be used in hazardous environments.