3M 1711 ESD Protective Glasses
3M 1711 ESD Protective Glasses. SKU GN-10924. Model code: 1711; Colour: Transparent; Technology: Antistatic (ESD). 3M 1711 ESD protective glasses designed for eye safety during technical work in electrostatic discharge sensitive environments. Suitable for phone repair workshops, micro-soldering, EPA zones, and maintenance centers handling sensitive electronic components. Model: 1711 Type: antistatic ESD protective glasses Standard: compliant with EN166 for low mechanical impact protection Transparent polycarbonate lenses with high impact resistance Anti-scratch and anti-fog lens treatment Adjustable temples for improved fit Lightweight construction for prolonged wear Helps reduce the risk of electrostatic discharge during work on sensitive circuits while maintaining clear visibility and long-wear comfort.
- GTIN
- 078371101596
Compatibility
Suitable for GSM repair workshops, micro-soldering, EPA zones, and work on sensitive electronic components.
Product details
- Exact product identification: SKU GN-10924.
- Model code: 1711.
- Colour: Transparent.
- Technology: Antistatic (ESD).
Choosing this product
- Selecting the exact product identified by SKU GN-10924.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I identify this product?
3M 1711 ESD Protective Glasses. SKU GN-10924. Model code: 1711; Colour: Transparent; Technology: Antistatic (ESD).
What should I check for compatibility?
Suitable for GSM repair workshops, micro-soldering, EPA zones, and work on sensitive electronic components.
Which variant is listed?
Model code: 1711; Colour: Transparent; Technology: Antistatic (ESD).
