Heapro Safety Eyewear HEP-03
- One Piece lens 99.9% Protection from UVA & UVB rays.
- Clear Lens Scratch Resistant Vented Templed.
- Zero Power Suitable for Long Working Duration.
- Conforms to IS:8521.
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