Tremor Fire Mirror Safety Glasses with Taupe Frame
Product Status
ASA lists this Tremor model as discontinued. The specifications below help identify existing eyewear and compare alternatives. Browse tinted safety glasses for other designs; verify fit, lens performance and protection before choosing a replacement.
Crews Tremor TM13R safety glasses feature an orange/red fire mirror lens and taupe frame. The original design combines scratch-resistant polycarbonate lenses, a soft gel nosepiece and temple sleeves for outdoor industrial use. ASA's listed specifications include 99.9% UV filtration and a breakaway cord.
Original Product Features
- Polycarbonate lens: Scratch-resistant construction.
- Gel nosepiece: Soft contact at the nose.
- Temple sleeves: Cushioned contact along the head.
- UV filtration: Listed at 99.9%.
- Accessory: Breakaway cord included in the original listing.
Applications to Consider When Replacing
- Outdoor construction and site work.
- Facility and grounds maintenance.
- Loading yards and material handling.
- Exterior equipment inspection.
- Industrial tasks requiring tinted eye protection.
Selecting Alternative Safety Glasses
Start with the workplace hazard assessment and lighting conditions. Compare lens tint, side coverage, frame fit and compatibility with other PPE. A similar orange/red mirror appearance does not establish equivalent protection or optical performance.
Check visibility when workers move from sunlight into shaded or indoor areas. Tinted lenses may be unsuitable where lighting is limited. If an anti-fog coating or polarized lens is required, select a replacement that explicitly documents that feature.
Safety Standards and Limitations
The original ASA listing references ANSI Z87.1-2003. This historical specification does not establish compliance with a newer edition or transfer to another model. Check each replacement's own markings and manufacturer instructions.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 requires suitable eye protection for workplace hazards and side protection where flying objects are present. Select goggles or additional face protection when the exposure requires them.
“Fire mirror” describes the lens finish. It does not indicate flame resistance, a welding filter shade or suitability for firefighting. UV filtration alone does not establish protection against welding radiation.
Inspect Existing Eyewear
Check lenses, frame, nosepiece and temple sleeves before use. Replace damaged eyewear or lenses scratched enough to impair vision. Follow the original cleaning instructions and avoid unapproved replacement components. Discontinued status does not substitute for assessing the condition and suitability of glasses already in service.
FAQ
- Is TM13R still available from ASA? This listing is marked discontinued. Review alternative eyewear rather than assuming replenishment is available.
- Is fire mirror the same as a welding shade? No. Lens color alone does not identify a protective welding filter.
- Is another mirrored lens an exact replacement? Not necessarily. Compare documented protection, visibility, fit and coating before substituting another model.
