Portwest UV Safety Glasses, Clear Polycarbonate Lens

EN 166 (1F) ANSI/ISEA Z87 + ((Clear)) ANSI/ISEA Z87 + (U6 L3(Smoke)). CE Certified. Portwest Profile Safety Glasses. Portwest Profile safety glasses are frameless and designed for safety, comfort and style. These safety glasses have soft rubber arms with a moulded nose bridge including a brow guard. Options include the following glasses: ; 918-5731 918-5731 - Profile Safety Glasses, Amber Lens ; 918-5737 918-5737 - Profile Safety Glasses, Clear Lens ; 918-5740 918-5740 - Profile Safety Glasses, Smoke Lens This range protective eyewear gives you excellent protection and the lens is made from tough, impact-resistant polycarbonate material which is lighter than normal plastic and virtually indestructible. The wrap-around design protects the wearer ‘s eyes from injury, making these safety glasses an essential piece of personal protective equipment. Features and Benefits. • Clear lens, amber lens or smoke lens eye protection • Polycarbonate • Frameless • Moulded nose bridge • Brow Guard • Soft rubber arms • Comfortable • Safe • Stylish • Anti-scratch lens. Applications. Safety glasses and goggles are generally one of the key items in an individual ‘s PPE (personal protection equipment) uniform. In environments where dust and particle ingress are a concern, or for work processes that create a high-speed particle risk, safety goggles or safety glasses are essential. To offer proper eye protection and conform to relevant health and safety standards, it is vital that you thoroughly research the type of safety eyewear that is suitable for your task. These Profile Safety glasses are commonly used in low to medium energy grinding and sanding jobs. Safety glasses and goggles are generally used for: • Construction • Engineering • General assembly • Inspection work • Light duty maintenance and repair work • Welding • Oil and gas industries • Airports • Working at sea. FAQs. Can you use prescription glasses as Safety Glasses or Goggles? These two are not the same, safety glasses or goggles provide optimal protection for your eyes on your job. Safety eyewear is generally made from different materials or different thicknesses to withstand the impact of flying objects or hazardous materials. Prescription lenses in normal glasses have a primary objective to correct vision and provide little to no protection from hazardous materials.