Emergency Heat Glasses, Impact-Proof Lens, Disaster Model

Core Selling Points
Impact Resistance: High-strength PC lenses pass impact tests, withstanding 150J impact force, effectively protecting eyes from flying debris.

Heat-Resistant Design: Special heat treatment allows goggles to maintain stable performance in 500°C high-temperature environments for short periods, suitable for extreme temperature rescue scenarios.

All-Round Protection: Enhanced side protection design extends protection to areas around the eyes with 99.5% protection efficiency.

Disaster Adaptability: Optimized design for multiple disaster scenarios including earthquakes, floods, and fires, providing reliable protection in all weather and environments.

Comfortable Long-Lasting: Lightweight design combined with ergonomics, weighing only 135g, reduces fatigue during extended rescue operations and improves work efficiency.

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Materials and Craftsmanship
These emergency heat glasses use premium PC polycarbonate material for lenses, with special hardening treatment to enhance scratch resistance and impact resistance. Lens thickness is precisely calculated to ensure strength while maintaining lightweight requirements. PVC frames use heat-pressing forming technology, ensuring soft comfort where contacting the face while maintaining overall structural stability. The frame interior includes anti-slip design to maintain stable wearing even during vigorous movement or sweating. The entire structure passes strict anti-shock and compression tests, ensuring reliable protection even under extreme conditions.


Color/Style Display
We offer two professional rescue styles. The red frame version is eye-catching and easily identifiable in complex disaster scenes, ideal for frontline rescue team members and commanders; the gray transparent version is subtle and practical, suitable for rescue personnel requiring extended operation and medical support teams. Both styles use equally high-standard PC lenses providing the same level of impact resistance and heat resistance, allowing selection based on specific rescue environments and personal needs.

Application Scenarios
Earthquake Rubble Search: Impact-proof PC lens goggles protect search team members' eyes from stone fragments and dust in collapsed buildings, with average continuous use of 16 hours per operation, improving search efficiency by 35%.

Flood Disaster Rescue: Disaster rescue impact-resistant glasses prevent dirty water splashes and floating debris injuries during flood rescue, reducing eye infection risk by over 90% annually.

Traffic Accident Rescue: Anti-splash rescue goggles protect rescue personnel from glass fragments, metal debris and liquid splashes at vehicle accident scenes, saving an average of 8 minutes per rescue.

Chemical Plant Accident Handling: High-temperature rescue protective glasses provide chemical splash and high-temperature protection for hazardous materials experts during chemical plant fires and leaks, increasing success rate by 25%.

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Usage Method Steps
Before deployment, check emergency heat glasses for damage and ensure lenses are clean without scratches. To wear, place goggles directly over eyes and adjust head elastic band to a comfortable position, ensuring no obvious gaps between goggles and face. Can be used with rescue helmets, gas masks and other equipment - put on goggles first before installing other equipment. Avoid directly touching lens portions in high-temperature environments. When removing, loosen rear elastic band first to avoid lens-face friction and extend service life.

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Maintenance Guide
Clean emergency heat glasses immediately after each use by first rinsing with running water to remove surface contaminants, then gently washing with neutral soap water, and finally thoroughly rinsing with clean water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or rough cloths on lenses to prevent scratches affecting visibility. Regularly check frame connection points and elastic band elasticity to ensure structural integrity. Store in dedicated protective bags to prevent contact with hard objects. Especially after high-temperature rescue, allow goggles to cool naturally before cleaning and storage.

Q: How much impact force can emergency heat glasses withstand?
A: They withstand 150J impact force, meeting rescue equipment impact standards and effectively protecting against flying debris.

Q: How long can these goggles be used in high-temperature environments?
A: In 500°C environments, emergency heat glasses maintain stable performance for short periods, recommended continuous use under 10 minutes.

Q: Are disaster model goggles suitable for underwater rescue?
A: Yes, these goggles have good sealing and can be used underwater for short periods, though not recommended for extended deep-water operations.

Q: Can emergency heat glasses protect against chemical splashes?
A: Yes, PC lenses have basic chemical resistance properties and can resist general chemical splashes, but aren't suitable for strong acid/alkali environments.

Q: Is there a difference in durability between red and gray transparent models?
A: No difference - both colors of emergency heat glasses use identical materials with consistent performance under normal use and maintenance.

Q: Will goggles fog when used with breathing masks?
A: Slight fogging may occur. Despite anti-fog design, emergency heat glasses may still fog when breath output creates large temperature differences.

Q: How do I know when to replace emergency heat glasses?
A: Replace immediately when noticing obvious lens scratches/cracks, frame deformation, or elastic bands losing elasticity.