RG-200 Womens Plastic Radiation Lead Glasses - Eye Size 56-17-135 - Specify Frame Color

The W200 is a premium protective women’s eyewear frame centered on protection, performance, and a little bit of fun. Excellent splash and side protection, head-hugging temple bars with star decals, “Jackie-O” sunglasses-style big lenses, and a durable TR-90 frame material for impact and chemical resistance all come together to make a great pair of glasses that you can feel safe wearing and happy being seen in. Featuring our standard 0.75mm lead equivalency Schott SF6 radiation safety glass lenses.

Available Colors

• Black
• Blue

Custom Engraving Locations

• Right Arm Outside
• Left Arm Outside
• Both Arms Outside

Product Details

• Model RG-W200 is a premium protective women's eyewear frame centered on protection and performance
• With a head-hugging temple design, excellent splash and side protection, durable, and an ANSI Z87+ safety rating, the W200 is a fully functional women's frame
• The frame is constructed out of a durable TR-90 nylon plastic for high impact and chemical resistance
• All front lenses are standard with .75 mm Pb Lead Equivalency
• High-Lite transmission with 20% more visible light, 1.80 High Index Lenses
• Schott SF6HT Glass Lenses
• Weight: 67 grams
• Overall Dimensions - Eye Size: 56 mm, Bridge Size: 17 mm, Temple Size: 135 mm
• Warranty: 6 months.
• Ships with case, strap & microfiber pouch.

Measurements For a Frame A frame has 4 basic frame sizes ( eye, bridge, temple, vertical ):

• Eye Size - refers to the horizontal width in millimeters of one of the frame's lenses.
• Bridge Size - measurement is the distance in millimeters between the two lenses. It is measured between the two closest points of the two lenses.
• Temple Size - is measured along the length of the temple, from one end to the other, including the bend.
• Vertical Size (B) - refers to the vertical height of an eyeglasses lens, and is measured from the tip to the bottom of the lens aperture of the frame. The measurements are taken from a horizontal line intersecting with the top of the lens, to the horizontal line intersecting with the bottom edge of the lens. The B measurement is only important when ordering multifocal lenses