SwissEye S.W.A.T. Protective Mask Pro

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The Swiss Eye® S.W.A.T. Mask Pro protective mask convinces with shatterproof polycarbonate lenses and a flame-retardant neoprene body. It is suitable, for example, for use in the cold season.

Material

Lenses: 100% polycarbonate; upper material mask body: neoprene, inner lining; velour

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The Swiss Eye® S.W.A.T. Pro convinces with shatterproof polycarbonate lenses, which are manufactured according to strict safety standard EN 12312-1. They offer 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection up to 400 nm and guarantee the very highest quality without distortions or faulty images. The polycarbonate lenses also have a special antifog/antiscratch coating that prevents fogging and scratching of the lenses. In addition to the antifog coating, the lenses of the S.W.A.T. Pro have ventilation holes in the upper and lower areas. The lenses are connected to the neoprene mask with snap fasteners for easy removal and replacement. The neoprene mask is made of flame retardant material. It has mouth and nose holes and can be adjusted at the back with a Velcro strap. The S.W.A.T. Mask Pro is suitable for use in the cold season, among other things.

Certified according to CE EN 12312-1; ANSI Z87.1 and STANAG 2920.

Details:

Neoprene mask with velour on the inside.

Flame retardant material.

Ventilation holes for mouth and nose.

Holes in the area of the ears.

Adjustable by Velcro closure.

Polycarbonate lenses with antifog/antiscratch coating and ventilation holes.

100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection up to 400 nm (nanometers).

Clear interchangeable lens included.

Weight: approx. 100 g.

EN 12312-1

This standard corresponds to the German DIN standard and describes, among other things, the legal requirements / minimum requirements for sunglasses for general use and the requirements for protective filters.

STANAG 2920

The STANAG 2920 test determines the V-50 values for ballistic protective equipment. V-50 is calculated as the average of the lowest velocity of fire with full penetration (bullet penetration) and the highest velocity with partial penetration (bullet insertion).

ANSI Z87.1

ANSI Z87.1 is an important standard for all protective and safety eyewear in the United States.

This standard covers many types of safety eyewear: Temple goggles, goggles, face shields but also the goggles with and without prescription inserts. ANSI Z87.1 specifies general requirements for safety glasses as well as test methods.

The general requirements include the optical quality of the goggles, light transmission, allowable refractive powers, and clarity for clear lenses. The general physical requirements are no sharp edges and no defects that can cause discomfort or injury to the wearer. Similarly, the minimum field of view is also tested to ensure that it does not restrict or disturb the user. The so-called "drop ball test" is only used if no test is performed to protect against particles at high speed and with high mass. The safety glasses shall also be resistant to flammability and corrosion (if there are metal parts). In addition, the safety glasses shall provide good lateral protection according to ANSI Z87.1. High-mass, high-velocity particle tests are not considered passed until there are no splinters in the inside of the goggles, no bullet penetration, and no crack on the lens.

ANSI Z87.1 also defines the requirements for protection against optical radiation. In addition to the common industrial filters (infrared and visible light filters for welding), protection against ultraviolet light is also defined. A good UV protection is indispensable for ballistic goggles. Accordingly, all lenses of our tactical goggles offer the highest UV protection up to 400 nm.

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