Safety Eyewear
EYE PROTECTION YOU KEEP ON
Safety glasses with impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses, scratch-resistant coatings and integrated side protection, shaped for a panoramic view. Choose clear lenses for general workshop use, grey/smoke for bright conditions, or amber to boost contrast in low light — with anti-fog options for the work that steams your glasses up. Protection only works while it's on your face, so these are built to be comfortable all day.
Common questions
Which lens color do I need?
Clear lenses for general indoor workshop use — optically neutral so there's no distortion over a full day. Grey/smoke lenses for bright conditions and outdoor work. Amber/yellow lenses enhance contrast in low-light conditions. All are shaped for a panoramic view with integrated side protection.
What are the lenses made of?
Impact-resistant polycarbonate with scratch-resistant coatings; several models add an anti-fog coating. Polycarbonate is the standard lens material for workshop eye protection because it absorbs impact without shattering.
What does anti-fog actually do?
The coating resists the condensation that builds up when you're working hard, moving between temperatures, or wearing a mask — the moments when glasses usually get pushed up onto your forehead. If your glasses fog and you take them off, they aren't protecting you; anti-fog models keep them on your face.
When should safety glasses be replaced?
Whenever the lenses are scratched enough to interfere with vision (scratches also weaken impact performance), after any significant impact, or when the frames no longer sit snug. Scratch-resistant coatings extend life, but glasses are consumables — replace them like you'd replace a worn cutting blade.
Are these comfortable for all-day wear?
They're designed for it — lightweight frames, optically neutral lenses that don't strain your eyes, and a panoramic shape that doesn't tunnel your vision. Comfort is a safety feature: eye protection only works while it's being worn.
Torque values and calibration guidance are from the Teng Tools catalogue. Always follow the fastener manufacturer's specified torque.