MCR Safety Klondike OG2 OTG Series Safety Glasses

The MCR Safety Klondike OG2 OTG provides over-the-glasses protection on MCR's larger-coverage Klondike frame, adding Hi-Vis frame options and MAX6 or Dual Coat coatings that the entry-level Law OG1 OTG does not carry. Six variants are available — Clear and Gray in standard frame, Clear and Gray with Hi-Vis (high-visibility yellow/orange) frames, across MAX6 Anti-Fog and Dual Coat options — giving safety managers flexibility for different site requirements without changing frame models. For prescription eyeglass wearers in road construction, warehouse receiving, or any environment with a Hi-Vis PPE requirement, the OG2 Hi-Vis frame variants provide OTG compliance and visibility in a single pair.

Key Features

• Hi-Vis frame variants available: The OG2 is available with high-visibility yellow/orange frames (OG220, OG222 series) — the only MCR OTG model with a hi-vis frame option, making it correct for road construction, warehouse operations, and other environments where hi-vis PPE is mandated or preferred.
• Klondike frame — larger OTG cavity: The Klondike's wider frame geometry provides a larger interior cavity than the Law OG1, accommodating a broader range of prescription frame widths and styles including some larger men's frames that do not fit the Law OG1.
• MAX6 Anti-Fog (top-tier coating): The MAX6 variants (OG210PF, OG212PF, OG220PF420, OG222PF420) carry MCR's strongest anti-fog treatment — rated 10× more effective than standard; critical in OTG designs where the enclosed air space amplifies fogging.
• Dual Coat option (OG220DC, OG222DC): Dual Coat applies anti-fog treatment to both the front and back surface of the lens — the back surface faces the prescription lens and is the surface most exposed to fogging from body heat in an enclosed OTG cavity.
• Six variants in one frame platform: Clear/Gray × MAX6/Dual Coat × Standard frame/Hi-Vis frame — covers the range of OTG requirements in a single model, simplifying inventory for safety managers with mixed workforce OTG needs.
• ANSI/ISEA Z87.1+ High Impact: Meets the standard required by OSHA 1910.133 for industrial eye protection when worn over prescription frames.

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Applications

• Road construction and traffic control: Workers wearing prescription glasses in high-vis-required environments — the OG2 Hi-Vis frame variants provide OTG compliance and satisfy hi-vis frame PPE requirements in a single pair.
• Warehouse and distribution receiving: Prescription-wearing workers on busy receiving docks who move between forklift-active warehouse floors and outdoor dock areas — the Hi-Vis frame improves visibility to forklift operators.
• Manufacturing prescription-eyewear programs: Safety managers who need one OTG model that covers both standard and hi-vis frame requirements across a mixed workforce simplify inventory with the OG2's six-variant lineup.
• Humid and temperature-variable environments: Food processing, pharmaceutical production, and cold chain logistics — the MAX6 or Dual Coat anti-fog treatment addresses the amplified fogging inherent in OTG designs near condensing surfaces.
• Visitor and contractor OTG programs: The six-variant range allows issuing the appropriate OTG for each worker's prescription frame width and site hi-vis requirement from a single stocked model.

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ANSI Z87.1 Compliance

The MCR Klondike OG2 OTG carries ANSI/ISEA Z87.1+ High Impact certification — the standard required for occupational eye protection under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 (general industry) and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.102 (construction). The Z87.1+ high-velocity rating confirms the polycarbonate lens withstands a 1/4-inch steel ball at 150 fps without fracture or excessive deformation.

Polycarbonate inherently provides UV protection blocking 99.9% of UVA/UVB radiation. Employers must conduct a hazard assessment under OSHA 1910.132(d) and provide ANSI Z87.1-compliant eye protection when flying particles, chemical splash, dust, or radiation hazards are present. These glasses satisfy that requirement for impact, UV, and optical distortion across all Z87.1 categories.

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