An Eye for Safety: Protective Eyewear
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These days, it seems every tool you buy carries a warning label imploring you to wear eye protection when using it.And few of us routinely follow this advice. But don't wait to have a close callor a painful and slow-to-heal eye injuryto start wearing safety glasses or goggles every time. Your second eye is not a spare part. |
» Before you choose eye protection, consider the following:
- Eyewear that meets ANSI's Z87.1-1989 specification can stop a projectile such as an errant nail, wood spun out by a table saw or a chunk of masonry debris without the lens shattering or frame breaking.
- Safety glasses that aren't identified as meeting this ANSI standard, often termed "visitor glasses," may keep dust out of your eyes. But don't rely on them to stop significant impact.
- Polycarbonate lenses, which are far more economical than glass safety lenses, scratch easily. Always wet-clean them and dry with them a soft, clean cotton cloth.
- Comfortable fit matters: look for an adjustable model.
- Your breath makes lenses fog over, particularly when you work hard. If you're also wearing a mask, it must fit well around your nose to avoid channeling your breath toward the glasses. Antifog coatings help, but they drive up the price and get scratched easily.
- Get UV protection if you'll be working outdoors.
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» Suggested Products:Here are the basic kinds of eye protection. Choose the right one for your work ... |
Built-in ventilation channel provides extra fog control and ventilation. Clip attachment allows for easy lens replacement. Tough, polycarbonate lens provides impact resistance. |
Rubber tipped temples provide a secure comfortable fit. Distortion free lens reduces eye fatigue. Tough, polycarbonate lens provides impact resistance. Sleek design allows for a perfect fit for both men and women, ensuring worker compliance. Weighs less than 1 ounce which provides all day comfort |
These seal the brow better than glasses but fog more easily. Goggles with splash-resistant vents are best for working with chemicals. If you wear prescription glasses, you can slip goggles over your glasses when you need more protection. |
Available in the following bifocal powers: 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5 and 3.0. Temples adjust to four different lengths and have angle adjustment for perfect fit. RX-100 is priced below the cost of traditional reading safety glasses or even stick on lenses. |
8" x 13-1/2" impact-polycarbonate clear full-face shield with visor. Fully-adjustable headgear for maximum comfort; easy flip-up shield with tension-adjust. Meets workplace safety regulations including ANSI Z87.1, CEEN 166 & CSA Z94.3. Essential safety tool protects face & eyes from debris, solvent/paint overspray. High-grade polycarbonate provides clear view with minimal distortion. |
2" x 4-1/4" heat treated No. 5 lens. Lift front lens. For use while wearing eye glasses or with magnifying lens. Six air vents prevent fogging. Bulk polybag. |
Professional-grade auto-darkening helmet with ultra-large 6" square view. User-selected variable dark-shades from 9 to 13; light shade 4. Automatic shield-darken reaction time of 1/10,000 second. Solar cell recharges internal Lithium battery-auto-darken works in all light conditions. Rugged impact-resistant polycarbonate, ratcheting comfort-ft headband. |
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 LED Safety Glasses
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| Light, right where you need it! Introducing hands-free Panther Vision® LED Safety Glasses.
Here's the extra arm you've been asking for. Just put on these ANSI Z86.1 approved impact-resistant Safety Glasses.
The two LED lights are independently aiming, so you can have two beams going in slightly different directions for a wider beam.
Nachia LED bulbs use cutting-edge Luxion chips to provide super bright white light.
The required 3V batteries are even included in the set!
A real patience-saver when you're working under the car or under the sink.
Great for electronics, construction, workshop, camping & fishing! |
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