Collection: EYE PROTECTION

Personal protective equipment (PPE) for eye protection is essential to ensure eye safety in various work environments. These devices are designed to protect the eyes from physical, chemical, biological and optical radiation hazards that can cause permanent or temporary damage.

Below is a detailed description of the main categories of PPE for eye protection:

• Safety glasses
  • Closed Lens Safety Glasses: Protect your eyes from dust, flying particles and chemical splashes. They have closed lenses on the sides for added protection.
  • Open Lens Safety Glasses: Similar to regular glasses but with reinforced, impact-resistant lenses. They offer frontal protection but less protection on the sides.
  • Anti-fog glasses: Equipped with specific treatments on the lenses to prevent fogging, ideal in humid environments or where you frequently move from a hot to a cold environment.
• Protective visors
  • Full Face Visors: Protect the entire face from splashes, spray and impacts. They are often used in conjunction with safety helmets.
  • Partial Visors: Cover only the upper part of the face, providing protection from splashes and flying particles. They can be lifted without completely removing the device.
  • Anti-fog visors: Treated to prevent condensation, ideal in environments where humidity is high.
• Face shields
  • Welding Face Shields: Protect your eyes and face from sparks, molten metal splashes and ultraviolet/infrared radiation emitted during welding. They are equipped with specific filters to protect against intense light.
  • Chemical Face Shields: Designed to protect against splashes and vapors of hazardous chemicals. Often made of chemical-resistant materials.
  • Medical Face Shields: Used to protect healthcare workers from bodily fluids and infectious particles. Made of transparent and lightweight plastic, easy to disinfect.