Key features of our work & lab safety goggles
There are lots of factors to consider when buying safety goggles. Here are a few things you’ll need to think about:
Class 1 optical clarity
Our range of safety goggles is suitable for wearing all day long. Class 1 optical clarity means no distortion of vision that can cause eye strain.
Vented or unvented
Choose between vented and unvented goggles. Vented goggles are unsuitable for fine dust or gas - for these applications, you should choose a non-vented goggle.
Liquid droplet protection
All our safety goggles are ideal for catching small amounts of water in the form of droplets. For anything more than this, consider a face shield which can offer proper protection from chemical splashes.
Anti-mist
Any goggles marked as N-rated have anti-fog properties. This property makes them ideal for use in cold environments where fogging and misting can cause issues.
Impact rating
Goggles in our range are rated B for impact resistance, ensuring they can withstand “medium energy impacts up to 120m/s”.
UV protection
Look out for goggles with a 2-, 2C- or 5- marking on the lens, which means they offer UV protection for your eyes. Most goggles made with polycarbonate have this protection built in unless they are meant for medical applications.
Anti-scratch lenses
K-rated scratch-resistant goggles offer protection against scratches caused by fine particles. This helps protect the lens, keeping them clearer for longer, allowing you to see what you are doing and extending the working life of the goggles.
Prescription eyewear compatibility
If you wear prescription glasses, choose goggles compatible with prescription eyewear.
RPE compatibility
If your risk assessment requires you to wear a dust mask or other RPE, ensure that your chosen goggles are compatible.
Helmet compatibility
If you need to wear a helmet with your goggles, choose a low-profile design such as those of the EVO range.




