Tremor Gray Safety Glasses for Outdoor Industrial Work
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Distributor listings identify the Tremor series as discontinued. This page retains the original gray-lens specifications for identification and replacement planning; future replenishment is not confirmed. Browse tinted safety glasses to compare other designs.
Crews Tremor gray safety glasses combine tinted polycarbonate lenses with a soft gel nosepiece and temple sleeves for workplace eye protection. The scratch-resistant lenses filter 99.9% of UV radiation, while the gray tint reduces visible light for brighter work areas. The original listing includes a clip-on breakaway cord.
Original Product Features
- Gray tint: For brighter outdoor work environments.
- Scratch resistance: Helps protect the lens surface during routine use.
- Gel nosepiece: Soft contact at the nose.
- Temple sleeves: Cushioned contact along the sides of the head.
- UV filtration: Listed at 99.9%.
Applications to Consider When Replacing
- Outdoor construction and site maintenance.
- Loading yards and distribution facilities.
- Exterior equipment inspections.
- Grounds and facility maintenance.
- Industrial tasks where tinted safety eyewear is appropriate.
Choose the Lens for the Work Area
Gray lenses can be useful for outdoor work, but they reduce the light reaching the eyes. Consider visibility when moving into warehouses, shaded areas or enclosed equipment spaces. Select a suitable lens for each environment rather than assuming one tint works throughout a shift.
Check the fit with the worker's hard hat, hearing protection and other PPE. The glasses should stay in place during normal movement without uncomfortable pressure. Use ASA SKU CRETM112122 to identify the original listing. Compare a replacement's own specifications rather than assuming a similar frame or gray tint provides equivalent protection.
Safety Standards and Workplace Selection
ASA's existing product specification lists ANSI Z87.1-2003. This is a historical standard reference; it does not establish compliance with a newer edition. Check the markings and instructions supplied with the eyewear when evaluating it for your workplace.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 requires appropriate eye protection for the hazards present and side protection where flying objects are a risk. Employers must select suitable equipment through the workplace hazard assessment.
Gray tint and UV filtration do not establish welding-shade protection. Use process-specific filtered eyewear for welding hazards and appropriate goggles or additional face protection for exposures beyond the coverage of safety glasses.
Care and Inspection
Inspect the lenses, frame, nosepiece and temple sleeves before use. Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions and replace damaged eyewear or lenses that no longer provide clear vision. Scratch-resistant lenses can still become scratched. Store the glasses where abrasive dust and tools cannot rub against the lenses.
FAQ
- Are these anti-fog safety glasses? An anti-fog coating is not verified for this listing. The listed lens feature is scratch resistance.
- Are the gray lenses polarized? Polarization is not specified. Gray tint alone does not establish polarized performance.
- Is the Tremor series discontinued? Distributor listings report discontinuation. Manufacturer confirmation and future supply have not been established; compare alternatives when planning replenishment.
