Product description

NITRAS VISION PROTECT PREMIUM, safety glasses, frame black, oculars very dark, resistance to fogging, sunglare filter for industrial use, intended for long-term use, soft and flexible nose pads for perfect fit and safety, flexible and adjustable temples, perfect wearing comfort, premium-quality

• Frame Material · Plastic

  Frame material refers to the type of material used to make the frame of a product, such as a picture frame, a pair of eyeglasses, or a bicycle. Common frame materials include metal, plastic, and wood. The requirement of frame material can vary depending on the product, but generally it should be strong, lightweight, and have good durability. It should also be safe to use and able to hold the intended weight of the object it will be holding.

• Thickness · 2,1 m

  Thickness refers to the distance between two surfaces or the measurement of how deep or wide something is. Requirements for thickness can vary depending on the context, such as in manufacturing, construction, or engineering. For example, a sheet of metal may have a minimum thickness requirement for structural strength, or a layer of paint may have a maximum thickness requirement for proper application.

• Weight · 32 kg

  Weight is a measure of the force exerted on an object due to gravity. The weight of an object is determined by its mass and the acceleration due to gravity. The unit of weight is typically measured in pounds or kilograms. The requirements for weight can vary depending on the intended use of the object or material, but generally, it should be appropriate for the intended purpose and safe to handle. For example, a weight of a car part should be light enough to not affect the car's performance but strong enough to withstand the forces acting on it, and a weight of a packaging material should be able to hold the weight of the contents without breaking. Additionally, certain professions such as weightlifting, aviation or transportation have specific weight requirements to ensure safety and efficiency.

• Lens Material · Polycarbonate

  Lens material refers to the material that lenses are made of. The requirements for lens material can vary depending on the intended use of the device and personal preference. Some common lens materials include glass, plastic, and polycarbonate. Glass lenses are heavy and fragile, but they offer the best optics and scratch resistance. Plastic lenses are lightweight and less fragile, but they are not as scratch resistant. Polycarbonate lenses are lightweight, durable and impact resistant, making them a popular choice for sports and safety eyewear. The requirements for lens material will depend on the use of the device and the level of durability, scratch resistance, and impact resistance required.

• Arm Material · Plastic

  Arm material refers to the type of material used to make the arms of a product, such as a chair, a pair of glasses, or a watch. Common arm materials include metal, plastic, and wood. The requirement of arm material can vary depending on the product, but generally it should be durable, comfortable, and safe to use.

• Color · Black

  Color is a visual characteristic of objects, surfaces, or light that is determined by the way it reflects or emits light. Color can be described by its hue, saturation, and brightness. The requirements for what is considered a "color" can vary depending on the context, but generally it should be a visual characteristic of an object, surface, or light that is determined by the way it reflects or emits light.

• Lens Color · Black

  Lens color refers to the color of the lens on a device such as glasses, goggles, camera or binoculars. The requirements for lens color can vary depending on the intended use of the device and personal preference. Different lens colors can provide different visual effects, for example, yellow lenses can enhance contrast in low light, while blue lenses can reduce glare and improve color perception. Some lens colors are also designed to protect the eyes from harmful UV radiation. The requirements for lens color will depend on the use of the device and the environment in which it will be used.

• Optics · 1

  Optics is the branch of physics that studies the properties and behavior of light. It deals with the design, construction and operation of devices such as lenses, mirrors, and prisms that manipulate light. The requirements of optics can vary depending on the device and application. Generally, they should be able to transmit, focus, or reflect light with high precision and efficiency, and may also need to be durable, lightweight and easy to use.

• Lens Style · Fog Free, Long Lasting

  Fog free refers to a feature of certain products, such as goggles, glasses, or visors, that prevents fogging up. Fogging occurs when warm air or moisture comes into contact with a cold surface, causing the air to condense into tiny droplets. Fog free products have special coatings or designs that prevent this from happening, or have a ventilation system that allows air to circulate and keep the lens clear. The requirements for a fog-free product is that it should not fog up and obstruct the user's vision during the intended use, and maintain this feature for a reasonable amount of time.

  Long-lasting refers to something that has a long period of usefulness or lifespan. The requirements for something to be considered long-lasting depend on the context. For example, a long-lasting battery is one that can hold a charge for a long period of time. Similarly, a long-lasting light bulb is one that can last for many years before needing to be replaced. Long-lasting products are typically made of high-quality materials and are built to withstand regular use.

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