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Fog-free vision

Published:  24 February, 2014

jsp.jpgJSP reports its very latest innovation, the Thermex, is the most advanced safety goggle on the market. JSP says the Thermex can be relied on completely in the harshest of working environments to protect the wearer against fine particles, chemical splash, molten metal and extreme temperatures, safe in the knowledge that it will not mist up.

Many goggles are rendered useless by the problem of them misting up quickly and easily, however, the Thermex, boasting not one, but two, tough, distortion-free, Optical Class 1 lenses, can offer outstanding vision with complete protection from fogging up, even at extreme temperatures of +50°C and -40°C.

The Thermex’s K- and N-class permanently-coated polycarbonate outer lens is said to incorporate the most up-to-date scratch-resistant and anti-mist technology available.

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