When choosing safety glasses, look beyond lens colour or design: consider the impact, particle, UV, splash and visibility requirements of the work environment together. Open-frame safety glasses and fully enclosed eye protection may not be intended for the same use.
Classic safety glasses with side arms and goggle-type products that enclose more of the eye area offer different coverage. Assess the product style and the manufacturer's instructions for use according to the dust, splash or particle hazard.
Clear, smoke (tinted), yellow and other lens colours may suit different uses depending on lighting conditions. Do not judge the level of protection from lens colour alone; check the markings on the product and its technical data.
Anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings can improve comfort during work. However, these features do not replace protection against impact or chemical splashes.
Eyewash solutions and stations are products for emergency support. They should not be considered a substitute for preventive personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses or face shields.
If the face as well as the eyes needs protecting during work, consider face shields and other face protection products as well.
Browse Face ShieldsYou can browse other personal protective products in the safety equipment category, and head protection in the head protection category.
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