Eye & Face Protection

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Eye and face protection for machining, grinding, chemical handling, construction and general maintenance. This section covers safety glasses in clear, gray, indoor/outdoor and amber lenses, over-the-glasses (OTG) frames, reader bifocals, indirect-vent and chemical splash goggles, face shields with headgear, and lens cleaning stations and wipes.

What to check before you order

  • Impact marking. Look for ANSI Z87.1 marking. Z87+ indicates the product meets the high-impact requirements.
  • Lens tint. Clear for indoors, gray for bright sun, indoor/outdoor for moving between the two. Welding requires shade-rated filters, which are a separate product.
  • Anti-fog and anti-scratch. Coatings help in humid areas, cold storage and when wearing a respirator.
  • Goggles vs glasses. Chemical splash and fine dust usually call for goggles. Face shields are secondary protection and are worn over safety glasses or goggles.
  • Prescription wearers. OTG frames fit over most everyday glasses.

Browse more safety supplies, pair with respiratory protection, or see welding safety for shaded lenses and helmets.

For crews that lose or break safety glasses often, a PPE vending machine keeps glasses available on every shift and records who took them.

Buying guide: Choosing safety glasses: Z87 markings and lens tints

Common questions

Are regular glasses enough for shop work?

No. Everyday glasses are not marked to ANSI Z87.1. Use safety glasses or OTG frames over prescription glasses, as your hazard assessment requires.

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