Bifocal Safety Eyeware

Gateway Safety, Inc.

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Two styles of bifocal safety eyewear
Four diopter strengths: 1.0, 1.5, 2.0 and 2.5
No need to switch back and forth between regular safety glasses and reading glasses

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Brass Knuckle’s SmartCut gloves provide ANSI A2 cut protection with options for touchscreen use, dexterity, grip and abrasion resistance across various jobsite applications.

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Hard Hats & Headwear

Streamlight Introduces Rechargeable Sledge Headlamp With 1,000-Lumen Burst Mode

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Personal Protection Equipment

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