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Uvex S214 Horizon Safety Eyewear, Black Frame, Clear Hardcoat Lens with Flip-Up Cobalt Blue Hardcoat Lens
(Tools & Home Improvement) Uvex
Made in USA
Classic flip-up style offers versatility for workers in unique environments
Shaded lens designed to protect against high intensity light sources, and clear impact-resistant polycarbonate lens for superior protection against flying particles
Price:
$74.06
$53.68
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