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The TITMUS 17201-srx is a prescription safety glasses frame from the SWRx Collection, designed for industrial and workplace environments where optical correction and eye protection must coexist. Built from stainless steel with a nickel-free plating, this frame features a 15-degree face form wrap and a sport wrap-around, rectangular lens profile. Spring hinges allow the frame to flex under pressure, improving fit and durability during extended wear. The 17201-srx is compatible with Titmus T-LOC side shields, enabling it to meet side-protection requirements without aftermarket adapters. A licensed optician or dispensing optometrist typically fits prescription lenses into this frame.
The SWRx Collection is engineered for industrial environments and workplace safety applications where ANSI-compliant eyewear is required. The 17201-srx frame accepts prescription lenses, making it appropriate for workers who require vision correction on the job. The frame dimensions follow the standard three-number format: 56 mm lens width, 17 mm bridge width, and 135 mm temple length. This sizing accommodates a broad range of face widths and is sold as a single frame unit intended for professional optical lab glazing.
Compatible with Titmus T-LOC side shields. Designed to accept prescription lenses through a qualified optical lab as part of the SWRx Collection lineup for industrial and workplace safety use.
Prescription lens insertion must be performed by a licensed optical lab or dispensing optician using appropriate frame-heating and lens-mounting equipment. Before fitting, verify that selected lenses meet ANSI Z87.1 impact resistance requirements for the intended work environment. Side shield attachment should follow the Titmus T-LOC mounting procedure to maintain the frame's safety rating. Do not attempt to force lenses into the frame without proper optical lab tooling, as stainless steel frames can crack or deform under improper pressure.
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