Protective Safety Goggles

Protective Safety Goggles are meant to provide shield to the eyes from several potentially hazardous sources in industrial settings. Common hazards include exposure to chemical splash, fumes, irritating mists, vapours and shards of fire. This is more specifically used by welding technicians who remain at risk of exposure to fire and sparks during argon welding. The safety goggle is an essential product in metal fabrication industries where the workers are constantly work in hazardous condition. 

In the production of safety goggles, polycarbonate is primarily used. It is an injection moulded polymer that has scratch-resistant properties. With the advent of modern technology glass has been slowly replaced by different grades of plastic materials with different hardness, and power indexes. In Protective Safety Goggles, neutral power index polycarbonate is mostly used.

Several designs have been developed keeping in mind the application requirements. Some designs include straps for tying behind the head while some designs completely cover the temple with a synthetic material flap attached to the frame of the goggle. This design protects the eyes and parts of face from chemical splash or exposure to fumes.

Professional swimmers and deep sea divers also use Protective Safety Goggles. The highly transparent polycarbonate enables clear vision even inside the water while shielding the eyes from water. The frames fit perfectly around the temple and eyebrows that blocks the water from seeping inside.