Edge Eyewear SW11-IR5 Welding Safety Glasses IR 5.0
Wraparound welding safety glasses with IR 5.0 polycarbonate lenses for high-intensity light protection
- IR 5.0 filter protects eyes during welding tasks
- Wraparound polycarbonate lenses shield against impact and debris
- Edge Eyewear brand builds safety gear for professionals
- Listed by manufacturer in March 2021
- Dakura black frame reduces glare in bright conditions
Infrared Filter 5.0 Protection
These welding safety glasses carry an IR 5.0 polycarbonate lens for dedicated infrared filtering. The wraparound frame design aims to shield the eyes from peripheral exposure during welding tasks. Condition is new and the item was first listed by the manufacturer in 2021.
Fixed Shade For Specific Welding Processes
The single IR 5.0 shade suits operators who consistently work within the same infrared intensity range and do not need variable adjustment. Workers who move between different welding applications requiring lighter or darker filtration will need separate eyewear for those conditions.
IR 5.0 Polycarbonate Lens Specification
The lens provides a fixed infrared filter rating of 5.0 moulded into polycarbonate material. This single number determines whether the glass matches the infrared hazard level of the specific welding process being performed.
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- Price $11.99
- Cheaper than about 77% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | EDGE EYEWEAR |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the Edge Eyewear SW11-IR5 and what fit mistake should I avoid?
Place the wraparound frame over your ears and adjust the temples so the lenses sit close to your face without pressing on your cheeks; the common error is leaving a gap at the sides that lets stray light in.
What part of these glasses will need replacement first?
The IR 5.0 polycarbonate lenses should be replaced once they show scratches, pitting or any loss of filter clarity, because damaged lenses no longer block the rated infrared radiation.
What limit appears first during a long welding session?
The IR 5.0 filter density is fixed, so the practical limit is heat buildup behind the lenses; if the frame feels hot against your skin, pause and let the glasses cool before continuing.
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