Triwear Gray Anti-Fog Safety Glasses with Onyx Frame
Legacy Model — Replenishment Unconfirmed
This listing identifies the older Crews Triwear T2112AF. Current manufacturer production and future supply have not been confirmed. For replacement planning, compare tinted safety glasses with documented features suited to your work area.
Crews Triwear T2112AF safety glasses feature a gray anti-fog polycarbonate lens, an onyx black frame and a soft gel nosepiece. The original design uses coated bayonet temples and a curved aspheric lens for a wide viewing area. Original product literature lists a carrying case and breakaway cord.
Original Product Features
- Anti-fog lens: Helps reduce lens fogging.
- Duramass coating: Scratch resistance for routine use.
- Gel nosepiece: Soft contact at the nose.
- Bayonet temples: Comfort-coated contact surfaces.
- Aspheric lens: Designed for a broad viewing area.
Applications to Consider When Replacing
- Outdoor construction and maintenance.
- Loading yards and material handling.
- Exterior equipment inspections.
- Industrial tasks requiring tinted eyewear.
- Work areas where fog resistance helps maintain visibility.
Compare the Correct Lens and Fit
T2112AF identifies the gray anti-fog version. Do not substitute a clear lens, mirror finish or different Triwear model solely because the frame looks similar. Check lens color, coating, coverage and fit with hard hats, hearing protection and other PPE.
Gray tint reduces visible light and may be unsuitable for dim work areas. An anti-fog coating helps manage condensation but cannot guarantee fog-free vision in every condition. If vision becomes obscured, move to a safe location and follow the eyewear cleaning instructions.
Workplace Eye-Protection Requirements
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 requires appropriate eye protection for workplace hazards and side protection where flying objects are present. Verify the markings and instructions on existing glasses or any replacement before selecting them for a task.
Lens tint does not establish a welding shade, and safety glasses do not provide the sealed coverage of chemical-splash goggles. Use process-specific filtered protection, goggles or additional face protection when required by the hazard assessment.
Care and Replacement
Inspect the lens, frame, nosepiece and temples before use. Replace damaged eyewear or lenses scratched enough to interfere with vision. Keep the carrying case clean so trapped grit does not rub against the lens. Use only compatible cleaning products and manufacturer-approved replacement components.
FAQ
- Is T2112AF discontinued? Its exact manufacturer discontinuation status has not been confirmed. Plan replenishment around verified availability rather than assuming future supply.
- Is the lens mirrored? The original T2112AF designation is gray anti-fog, not a mirror-lens variant.
- Does the original lifetime frame warranty still apply? Archived literature advertised a frame warranty. Confirm current eligibility and terms with the manufacturer before relying on coverage.
