Types of safety glasses

Eye Protection When Working In Your Garage :

Protect yourself from flying debris, objects and sparks. Most objects that strike the eye are smaller than a pin head. However, injury may also occur from tree limbs, ropes, chains or even tools which were pulled into the eye while using them.

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Safety glasses should be worn while performing tasks such as chipping, drilling, grinding, polishing, buffing, riveting, shearing, hammering, sawing, planning, and lathe work to keep objects/particles from flying into the eyes.

Glasses also protect you from visible light or radiation. They should be used whenever a person is in a hazardous area such as a machine room or construction site when welding, brazing, furnace work, metal pouring.

Use safety glasses when in contact with chemicals, such as in a lab or hazardous material area. This can occur while handling acid or alkali or chemical spraying. From glare or stray light which may occur when working in bright sunlight, or reflected welding flash and photographic copying.

To be effective, the eyewear must be of the appropriate type for the hazard encountered and properly fitted. It is estimated that 90% of eye injuries can be prevented through the use of proper protective eyewear.

We have done the homework to make sure the safety glasses information you learn here reliable. When purchasing safety glasses from companies be sure they show their name, physical address, including the country, and an email address and telephone number.

We consider it important that you only deal with safety glasses vendors that clearly state their policies. It is even better if the safety glasses retailer is affiliated with industry groups, seal programs or other self-regulatory programs you trust.

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