SwissEye Tactical Tomcat Shooting Glasses Smoke
Order number: 617053.001
SwissEye Tactical Tomcat Shooting Glasses Smoke
Order number: 617053.001
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Short description
The Swiss Eye® Tomcat convinces with shatterproof polycarbonate lenses, which are manufactured according to the strict safety standard EN 12312-1.
Material
Lenses: 100% polycarbonate; temples: PC Impact
Beschreibung
The frame is made of durable, flexible, shatterproof and hypoallergenic material. Comfortably fitting nose pads guarantee a pleasant wearing feeling. The Swiss Eye® Tomcat convinces with shatterproof polycarbonate lenses, which are manufactured according to the strict safety standard EN 12312-1. They offer 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection and guarantee the very highest quality without distortion or faulty images. The polycarbonate lenses also have a special anti-fog/anti-scratch coating that prevents fogging and scratching of the lenses
An optional RX Clip Adapter (item 617058) can be ordered for the Tomcat and glazed as desired by the optician. For cleaning, this can be removed very easily from the Tactical glasses.
Certified according to CE EN 12312-1; STANAG 2920/4296.
Details:
Polycarbonate lenses with antifog/antiscratch coating.
Adjustable nose section.
Rubberized temple tips.
100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection.
Compatible with RX clip adapter (item 617058).
Microfiber pouch and case included.
Lens color: Smoke Gray.
Weight: approx. 32 g.
STANAG 2920 & 4296
STANAG 4296 is a NATO standardization agreement regarding military equipment and procedures. It defines the general characteristics that ballistic goggles should possess, such as light weight, comfortable fit, reduction of fogging and scratching of the lenses, 160° clear field of view as a minimum, compatibility with other protective equipment and ballistic protection according to 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). STANAG 2920 is performed with a 3.6 mm caliber with the bullet mass of 0.325 g from a distance of 3.8 meters. The samples have a previous conditioning under a certain temperature and humidity to make the results comparable.
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.
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