Radians adds four new safety glasses
Radians recently launched four new styles of safety glasses, the CROSSFIRE CK7, DEWALT Supervisor, DEWALT Renovator and the RADIANS Tecona.
“We’re very excited about our new eyewear because they meet market demands for classic styles and have features that promote all-day comfort,” said Cindy Bullion, Eyewear Champion.
“The new CROSSFIRE CK7 has a classic design that appeals to workers who often wear their safety glasses as sunglasses,” said Bullion. “But this eyewear is much more than a good-looking safety glass. It was designed with several comfort and premium features to promote all-day wearability, including a lightweight frame, insulated wire core temples, and indirect lens venting.”
Other safety glasses recently launched include the new DEWALT Supervisor, the DEWALT Renovator, and the RADIANS Tecona.
“The Supervisor meets work requirements with flair,” said Bullion. “This stylish, iconic full frame design was engineered with 100% visually correct plano lenses to enhance clarity. The lightweight design and integrated nosepiece enhance comfort during long workdays.”
The dielectric Renovator, another stylish glass, has a wrap-around design and provides superior protection. The cushioned, removable, and washable TPR padded brow guard prevents jobsite debris falling behind the lens.
The new RADIANS Tecona safety eyewear features extra-long rubberized temples that self-adjust to a large range of head sizes and dissipate temple pressure for long-term comfort and safety. “Competitively priced and available in several lens colors, we anticipate this lightweight glass will become very popular, especially with companies who have many workers to protect,” said Bullion.
All four glasses comply with ANSI Z87.1 standards, protect against 99.9% of harmful UV rays, and include a hard coat polycarbonate lens to protect against scratches.
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