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Dräger X-pect® Spectacles

Industrial Safety Glasses

Effective against particles, droplets, and splashes
Extra flexibility and flat temples offer maximum comfort

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Designed for clear vision and superior protection.

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Optical class

FT

Mechanical resistance class

2C; 5 (X-pect 8321)

UV filter code

C10H7Cl, C9H10N2O, C16H12N2, C5H6Cl2N2O2, C10H10O4, C10H6N2O4, C15H13NO, C10H9NO3S and more

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Dräger X-pect® spectacles are the optimal choice for effective protection against particles, droplets and splashes. Thanks to each model's special features such as extra flexibility or extra-flat temples, they offer maximum comfort for a wide range of use cases.

Break-resistant yet lightweight material

The break-resistant polycarbonate lens gives X-pect® spectacles a long lifespan without compromising on comfort. Thanks to their light weight (between 21 and 27 grams), X-pect® spectacles are comfortable to wear even during long periods of use.

Comfortable nose bridge

The soft, comfortable nose bridge protects against irritating pressure points and ensures comfort, even under extreme conditions such as heat or cold.

Scratch- and fog-resistant coating

Dräger X-pect® spectacles feature a scratch- and fog-resistant coating for a clear view in any situation.

Individually adjustable

X-pect® 8310 spectalces are extremely comfortable with their extra-flat temples, making them the ideal choice for use in combination with hearing protection or a safety helmet.

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One-piece lens for a wide field of vision

The one-piece lens of the spectacles allows a wide field of vision, which enhances comfort and improves wearer acceptance.

Sporty, modern design with all-round protection

Thanks to their ergonomically curved lens, the X-pect® spectacles offer all-round protection. Their sporty, modern design makes them the protective eyewear of choice in industrial, professional and home settings.

UV protection and the highest optical rating

All X-pect® spectacles models offer the highest possible UV protection and the best protective eyewear rating (class 1) for long-time use. They are also EN 166:2001-certified and CE-compliant.

Optical class	1
Mechanical resistance class	FT
UV filter code	2C; 5 (X-pect 8321)
Adjustable in size	(optional)
Compatible with prescription glasses

Particles
Droplets/splashes
Gases/vapours
Smoke

Typical application fields	General industry; chemical industry; pharmaceutical industry; Construction industry

Lens material	PC
Frame material	PC

Clear lenses	(optional)
Grey lenses	(optional)
Yellow lenses
Anti-fog coating
Anti-scratch coating

Approvals	EN 166, ANSI Z87.1; EN 166 (X-pect 8310 and 8330)

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