Safety Glasses V7000 (Yellow Lenses)

ARDON V7000 Safety Glasses With Yellow Lenses
ARDON V7000 are lightweight safety glasses with a one-piece yellow polycarbonate lens that provides an exceptionally wide field of view while also protecting the eyes against UV radiation. The lens is marked 2 - 1.2 1 FT O, has optical class 1 suitable for prolonged wear and FT mechanical resistance – it withstands impacts from low-energy particles travelling at speeds of up to 45 m/s, even at extreme temperatures from -5 °C to + 55 °C. A practical advantage is the anti-fog coating and scratch-resistant finish, which help maintain yellow vision during use. The dark blue nylon temples are finished with soft grey grooved tips that improve fit and reduce slipping. Comfortable long-term wear is also supported by the soft transparent grooved nose bridge. The temple length and angle are not adjustable.
Key Features

FT Mechanical Resistance
The lens withstands impacts from low-energy particles travelling at speeds of up to 45 m/s, while the T marking confirms that this resistance is maintained at extreme temperatures from -5 °C to + 55 °C.

Wide Field of View
The one-piece yellow lens provides a wide and unobstructed field of view. Optical class 1 also makes the glasses suitable for prolonged wear.

Anti-Fog Lens Coating
The special anti-fog coating helps reduce lens fogging and maintain yellow vision during temperature changes or increased physical activity.

Scratch Resistance and UV Protection
The polycarbonate lens features a scratch-resistant coating and type 2 UV filter, protecting the eyes while also helping extend the usable life of the lens during normal use.

Soft Contact Areas
Soft grooved temple tips and a transparent nose bridge help keep the glasses securely positioned on the face, reduce slipping and improve comfort during prolonged wear.

Technical Specifications

Model: V7000
Type: Safety glasses
Lens Material: Polycarbonate
Temple Material: Nylon with soft tips
Lens Colour: Yellow
Lens Marking: 2 - 1.2 1 FT O
Standard: EN 1..