Mcr Safety SR410 Safety Glasses Clear Lens Clear Frame

Product Description

The MCR Safety SR410 is a dual-lens safety glass from the Swagger SR4 series, designed for industrial and outdoor environments where eye protection and all-day wearability are both required. The frame is constructed from lightweight, balanced polycarbonate with zero removable parts, making it well suited to high-turnover PPE programs. Soft TPR material is permanently bonded from the athletic bayonet temple tips down to the nose pads, providing a secure, comfortable fit during extended wear. The lenses block 99.9 percent of harmful UV rays and meet the ANSI Z87 Plus high-impact standard. The SR410 ships in a clear lens and clear frame configuration.

The SR410 is appropriate for general industrial facilities, construction sites, warehousing operations, and outdoor maintenance work. Its dielectric construction, meaning no metal components anywhere in the frame assembly, makes it suitable for electrical work environments where incidental contact with energized components is a concern. The lightweight build and soft TPR grip surfaces also make it practical for extended shifts where comfort directly affects compliance with PPE policies.

Key Features

• Dual-lens frame design with athletic bayonet temples for secure positioning
• Soft TPR permanently bonded from temple tips to nose pads for comfort and grip
• Dielectric construction with no metal parts throughout the frame
• Lightweight, balanced frame with zero removable parts
• Polycarbonate lenses block 99.9 percent of harmful UV rays
• Meets or exceeds ANSI Z87 Plus high-impact standard

Compatibility

Designed as a standard PPE safety glass for use across all industrial work settings. No specific equipment or system compatibility applies to this product type.

Installation Notes

Safety glasses do not require installation tools or electrical shutoff procedures. Inspect lenses and frame for cracks or damage before each use and replace if integrity is compromised. Confirm the selected eyewear meets the site-specific ANSI or OSHA eye protection requirements for the hazard present before issuing to workers.