No matter where you work or what job you do, you never want to put your eyesight at risk on the job. Of course, many jobs have inherent hazards such as dust, impacts and chemical splashes. For these situations, you need the right personal protective equipment. Safety Gear Pro carries a large selection of work safety glasses. When you need to protect your eyes, we have you covered.
1.Titmus SW06E
These safety glasses are some of the most popular in the Safety Gear Pro catalog. They offer a great combination of comfort, durability and protection. They meet the ANSI Z87.1-2015 standards for impact protection and have additional side shields to help protect against debris. You can order them as prescription safety glasses, including with progressive lenses. If you want a pair of safety glasses that you can count on every day, this is an excellent choice.
2. OnGuard 225S
Another great option for work glasses is the OnGuard 225S. These glasses are certified for ANSI Z87.1 and CSA Z94.3 (the Canadian equivalent). They feature a replaceable nose bridge and dust dam. Additionally, the temples are adjustable for extra comfort. They can be fitted with prescription lenses for users who require vision correction. Plus, you can choose between orange, green, silver and yellow colors as well as small, medium and large sizes.
3. 3M ZT200
3M is well-known in the safety world for making some of the best equipment at reasonable prices. The ZT200 have soft, adjustable nose pads, reflective temples for extra visibility and a grippy, wraparound design. Plus, you can use multiple lens carriers to switch between clear and tinted lenses. These glasses are available in black/lime, gray/yellow, blue, purple and camouflage designs. Additionally, you can choose between several sizes to find a comfortable fit.
4. Bolle Baxter
These safety glasses were designed to be more than just work glasses. Bolle wanted to offer worksite-level protection that could be used in athletics as well. The result is that the Baxter glasses offer both great protection and, thanks to the optional head strap, fantastic security. If you work in an environment in which your glasses falling off could be an issue, consider picking up a pair of the Bolle Baxter. These glasses can do it all.
5. OnGuard 220FS
This is another pair of safety glasses that can also be worn as goggles thanks to an optional strap. They feature a comfortable, padded design that makes them well-suited for all-day wear. Additionally, that padding makes them more effective against dust and splashes. The metal-free, non-conductive frames make them useful for work that includes a risk of shocks. These are all-around excellent safety glasses that meet ANSI Z97.1 D3/D4/D5 and CSA Z94.3 ratings. Consider picking up a pair.
Order Your Work Safety Glasses Today
The above glasses are five of the best work glasses you can find today. If there are any risks to your eyes at your job (or while working on your home DIY project), you need to get an appropriate pair of safety glasses or goggles. Check out the full Safety Gear Pro catalog today. Don’t risk your eyesight on getting lucky every day; protect your eyes with rated PPE.
FAQs
Where Can I Order Work Safety Glasses?
You can order your safety glasses and any other protective equipment from Safety Gear Pro. Our goal is to help keep you and your colleagues safe by providing the best-quality safety gear at great prices. Find a pair of safety glasses and check the product details to ensure they match your requirements.
Are Prescription Safety Glasses Available?
Yes, you can order your safety glasses with prescription lenses. When you find a pair you like, select the “Prescription Lens” option on the product page then hit “Customize Lens.” On the final stage of this process, you will be able to upload, send or enter your prescription details.
Does My Employer Have To Provide Safety Glasses?
If your work presents any reasonably predictable eye hazards (dust, fumes, splashes etc.), OSHA requires that your employer provide eye protection. However, this does not have to be your preferred safety glasses. Some workers prefer to buy their own to ensure comfort for all-day wear.
How Do I Find the Right Work Glasses?
First and foremost, it is important to know what protection ratings you need. For example, the ANSI Z87 rating used by OSHA has optional additional ratings for impact, dust and chemicals. Find a pair of safety glasses that is sufficiently rated and that will fit your head correctly.
What Does Z87 Mean?
Z87 is an eyewear safety rating maintained by the American National Standards Institute. This rating is used by OSHA to ensure sufficient protection for the worksite. Most safety glasses have additional marking such as Z87.1+ D3 D4 U. This indicates that the glasses meet optional specifications for the rating.
