Delta Plus, Univet and Cofra protective eye glasses or goggles with lenses made of impact resistant polycarbonate. Depending on construction and materials used work glasses can protect eyes from injuries caused by impacts, flying small solid particles, chemicals or molten metal splashes, and dangerous UV or IR radiation. Protective work eyewear may also feature scratch resistant and anti-fogging coatings to increase usability characteristics and the term of use.
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Thousands of people are blinded each year from occupational eye injuries. Those injuries could have been prevented if workers were wearing protective glasses. The major types of accidents that cause blindness include:
- Small objects hitting the eye (dust, powder, smoke, mist) when doing such works as crushing, grinding, polishing, plating, painting;
- Big objects striking the eye (swinging chain or rope, thrown and fallen instrument, knife or another sharp object, barrier);
- Chemical splashes, toxic gases or vapors;
- Molten metal splashes;
- Welding, cutting or melting metals usually generate heat, glare, UF or IR radiation;
- Lasers used in production are very dangerous to the eyes;
- Some biologically active substances that do not cause blindness may penetrate through the eye and infect the body.
Glasses may be used to protect eyes from blows, bright light, UF or IR radiation and direct hitting of small particles. Glasses’ lenses are often made of polycarbonate. Unlike glass, polycarbonate lenses are much lighter and they can withstand a significant impact. Special coatings are applied to polycarbonate lenses to protect them from scratches (As) and fogging (Af). Protective glasses with clear lenses will be useful in normal working conditions, yellow lenses for insufficient lightning or surface control, smoked or brown lenses for protection from bright light, green lenses with shade 3 or 5 for gas welding. Working glasses that we offer have got polycarbonate lenses with the highest level of optical clarity. Requirements to safety glasses are defined by EN166, EN169, EN170, EN175 standards.
Goggles lay closer to the face and better than glasses protect the eyes. Besides protecting from mechanical injuries and dangerous radiation, some goggles may be used for works with chemicals, molten metal or fine particles. Goggles can be divided into 3 groups: with direct ventilation, with indirect ventilation and without ventilation.
Ukrprofzahyst company is a specialized distributor of Delta Plus and Univet work eyewear. Here you can receive a qualified help on protective eyewear selection and buy work goggles or glasses with clear, yellow, dark or green (welding) polycarbonate lenses.
Ukrprofzahyst internet shop offers high quality protective eye wear . You can order and purchase safety spectacles or goggles in retail or wholesale quantities with delivery within Kyiv and Ukraine.
