Technical File: 3M TF0369
STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
Follow the manufacturer's recommendation for storage.
Maximum Relative Humidity
Temperature Range
Date of manufacture (mm/yyyy)
See package for details
Discard the product within 5 years from the date of manufacture or immediately if damaged.
When transporting this product use original packaging.
Store in original packaging and keep away from abrasives, solvents or solvent vapours.
CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
Eyewear should be cleaned using soap and water or 3M™ Cleaning Solution.
Pat dry with a soft cloth or tissue.
LIMITATIONS OF USE
Inspect the eye protector regularly; pitted or scratched lenses or damaged frames may seriously reduce
protection.
Replace the product or lens (where appropriate) when this occurs.
If in doubt, check with the manufacturer.
3M Safety Eyewear is intended to provide a universal fit.
Materials which come into contact with the wearer's skin could cause allergic reaction to susceptible
individuals.
Eye protectors against high speed particles worn over standard opthalmic spectacles may transmit impact
energy, creating a hazard to the wearer.
If the frame and lens markings for mechanical strength differ, the lower level applies to the complete eye
protector.
If protection is required at extremes of temperature then select safety eyewear with the letter T immediately
after the impact letter, i.e. FT.
A - Frame Marking
1 - Manufacturer (3M)
2 - Model name or number
3 - Number of the standard EN 166
4 - Mechanical Strength (S= Increased Robustness, F = High Speed Particles, low energy impact)
5 - Designed for small head
6 - Approval mark
B - Lens Marking
1 - Filter Code Number (2 or 2C = Ultraviolet, 4 = Infrared, 5 = Sunglare without IR protection, 6 = Sunglare
with IR protection)
2 - Shade number (without code number = welding filter)
3 - Manufacturer (3M)
4 - Optical Class
5 - Mechanical Strength (see frame marking)
6 - Resistance to surface damage by fine particles
7 - Resistance to fogging
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