Safety Glasses
Safety glasses are an important part of personal protective equipment in the workplace. Whether you work in construction or the chemical industry, or even if you spend your days working at a computer screen, the right safety glasses make your work safer and more comfortable. At All Safety, we offer a wide range of safety glasses that we tailor perfectly to your employees’ needs.
What are safety glasses?
Safety glasses come in various shapes and sizes. They are specially designed to protect your employees from dust, liquids, sparks, gases, and flying debris. Unlike regular glasses, safety glasses are designed to meet strict safety certifications and are often made of stronger materials.
Safety glasses are essential in various environments, such as workshops, laboratories, and even offices, to prevent temporary or permanent eye injuries. Choosing the right pair of glasses, tailored to the risks at the worksite, can help prevent medical emergencies.
Types of Safety Glasses at All Safety
At All Safety, we offer a wide range of certified safety glasses. All are specially designed to meet the requirements and risk profile of the work being performed. Whether you’re looking for prescription safety glasses or specialized screen glasses, we ensure maximum protection and a perfect fit.
Prescription Safety Glasses
For employees who already wear prescription glasses, standard safety glasses aren’t an option. Additionally, over-glasses often don’t fit properly and impair vision. That’s why All Safety offers prescription safety glasses with single-vision and multifocal lenses that improve vision. These glasses are certified impact-resistant, provide full eye coverage, and comply with EN 166 and other European safety standards.
Computer Glasses
Computer glasses, also known as blue light glasses, are specially designed for employees who spend long workdays in front of a computer screen. Our computer glasses help prevent:
- Eye strain
- Headaches
- Blurred vision
- Neck and back strain
At All Safety, computer glasses can also be fitted with prescription lenses. They are particularly popular in hybrid office environments and are a smart addition to any comprehensive PPE policy.
Construction safety glasses
Construction safety glasses are designed to protect the eyes from the most common hazards on construction sites, such as flying debris, dust, splinters, and bright sunlight. They are made of impact-resistant polycarbonate and feature side shields for extra coverage. Many models also feature an anti-fog and scratch-resistant coating, ensuring they remain comfortable even during intensive use. These goggles comply with current European safety standards and are an indispensable part of the personal protective equipment for every construction professional.
Why the Right Safety Glasses Are Important
Wearing the wrong safety glasses, or no safety glasses at all, can lead to serious injury. From minor irritations to irreversible damage, the risks are very real.
Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, employers are required to provide appropriate PPE. Safety glasses that meet certification standards guarantee a reliable level of protection.
But safety isn’t just about complying with the law. Glasses that don’t fit properly or aren’t comfortable won’t be worn consistently. That’s why we focus on comfort, ergonomics, and fit, so your employees stay safe without compromise.
Custom Safety Glasses
No two faces are alike, and there’s no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to safety glasses. That’s why we at All Safety offer custom-fit safety glasses.
With our On-Site Safety Services, we can perform professional eye exams right at your workplace. A certified optician visits your location, measures each employee’s eyes, helps them choose the right model, and ensures the perfect fit. This process saves time, improves accuracy, and guarantees a higher acceptance rate among employees.
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Absolutely. With our On-site Safety Services, we can perform professional measurements and adjustments right at your location—efficiently, accurately, and in full compliance with regulations.
Absolutely. With our On-site Safety Services, we can perform professional measurements and adjustments right at your location—efficiently, accurately, and in full compliance with regulations.
In the construction industry, wearing safety glasses is mandatory when performing work that involves a risk of flying particles, dust, or splinters. According to the Working Conditions Act and the EN 166 standard, the glasses must meet requirements for impact resistance and protection.
In the construction industry, wearing safety glasses is mandatory when performing work that involves a risk of flying particles, dust, or splinters. According to the Working Conditions Act and the EN 166 standard, the glasses must meet requirements for impact resistance and protection.
When there is a risk of eye injury—for example, due to mechanical, chemical, or thermal exposure—safety glasses are required by law. The specific requirements depend on your industry and risk profile.
When there is a risk of eye injury—for example, due to mechanical, chemical, or thermal exposure—safety glasses are required by law. The specific requirements depend on your industry and risk profile.
Yes, if vision correction is needed and safety glasses are required for the job, employers are generally required to provide prescription safety glasses as part of their PPE policy.
Yes, if vision correction is needed and safety glasses are required for the job, employers are generally required to provide prescription safety glasses as part of their PPE policy.
Reading glasses magnify text at close range, while computer glasses are optimized for distance vision and often include filters to block blue light. Computer glasses reduce eye strain, especially during long workdays.
Reading glasses magnify text at close range, while computer glasses are optimized for distance vision and often include filters to block blue light. Computer glasses reduce eye strain, especially during long workdays.