Sentinel sunglasses Copper

Ballistic protection is provided by lightweight and sunglasses with anti-fog PLATINUM coated Copper tinted lenses with CSP technology. STANAG 2920 and EN172 certified for comprehensive protection, ideal when moving between high outdoor and indoor lighting conditions while being exposed to temperature changes. Also recommended for driving in traffic. Very flexible upper frame.

Protects eyes from UV rays, harmful solar radiation, flying objects and mechanical risks, even at extreme operating temperatures. Optical Class 1: Designed for extended continuous use. Lenses are anti-fog coated class-N and anti-scratch coated class-K.

Advantages of Copper lenses:

• Prevents glare when moving quickly from indoors to outdoors in brighter conditions
• Makes the user more efficient and focused
• Combines the benefits of a clear lens and tinted lens in one product
• Effectively filters out blue light (52%), which is harmful to the eyes

The benefits of PLATINUM coating:

• Excellent protection against frost, ensuring good vision in varying conditions
• Excellent resistance to mechanical abrasion, preventing scratches (1.4 cd/m2)
• Resistant to cleaning (cleaning with water & soap or Bollé Safety B-Clean products).
• Permanent on both sides of the lenses
• Improves performance, safety, goggle reliability and comfort
• Recommended choice for a wide range of general use and for hot and humid working conditions and sweat-inducing conditions

2.2 mm thick polycarbonate lenses. Curvature class 8. UVA/UVB protection: 99.99%. Non-slip nose bridge. Duck material: PC/TPR bi-material with non-slip tips. Frame colour: Matt black Weight 25 g.

Certification and V50 ballistic protection according to NATO-STANAG 2920: Lenses: EN172 5-1.4 1 FT KN CE. 195,7 m/s (704,5 km/h) Frame: EN166 FT CE In addition: ANSI Z87.1-2010 and MIL-PRF-31013

Included in delivery: Glasses, protective microfiber pouch and soft black carrying case.

Information on ballistic protection: 2920 is the NATO-defined ballistic protection test method by which Bolle Tactical eye protection is tested. Each lens is subjected to a steel cylinder impact equivalent to a 0.22 calibre bullet. The test is performed at a speed of up to 275 m/s (990 km/h). The standard is applied in all NATO countries.