Maintain the clarity and functionality of your safety eyewear with the Portwest Lens Cleaning Station - White. Conveniently packaged in a ready-to-hang dispenser, this cleaning station is an essential accessory for individuals and workplaces looking to ensure clear, unobstructed vision through their safety eyewear at all times. The station is highly suitable for use on a variety of lens materials including plastic, glass, and polycarbonate lenses, promising meticulous cleaning without any abrasions.

Key Features:

• Ready-to-Hang Dispenser: Facilitates easy installation and instant access to lens cleaning tissues, promoting a clean and organized workspace.
• Low-Linting Tissues: Formulated to minimize contamination, the tissues provide a clean, smudge-free polish, allowing for clear and unobstructed vision.
• Anti-Static and Anti-Fog Formula: Ensures that your lenses remain fog-free and devoid of static interference, enhancing visibility and safety in all environments.
• Universal Compatibility: Designed to be compatible with all Portwest safety eyewear, offering a standardized solution for lens maintenance in various working environments.
• Silicone-Free: Particularly beneficial in settings involving manufacturing, paint applications, electronics, and glass handling where silicone residues can be problematic, helping to maintain the integrity of the lenses and the surrounding environments.

Whether you're in a fast-paced manufacturing setting or a detailed-oriented electronics environment, the Portwest Lens Cleaning Station offers a reliable solution to keep your lenses spotless and your vision unimpaired. Make it a part of your safety toolkit and enjoy a haze-free, crystal clear view through your safety eyewear at all times.

• Supplied in handy 'ready to hang' dispenser
• Low linting construction for minimal contamination
• Anti-static and anti-fog formula
• Suitable for all Portwest safety eyewear
• Silicone free - Ideal for manufacturing, paint applications, electronics and glass handling where silicone is problematic