Introducing the range of Portwest Safety Goggles. These clear, high-quality safety goggles offer an ultralight PVC frame, that is flexible and super comfortable to wear, whilst ensuring optimum safety for the user. This range of Portwest protective eyewear gives you excellent protection and the lens made from tough, impact-resistant polycarbonate material which is lighter than normal plastic and virtually indestructible. The wrap-around design protects the wearer’s eyes from injury, making these safety goggles an essential piece of personal protective equipment for the user and is suitable for use in tough work environments.

• The Portwest safety goggles have been created as a one-piece contoured design that offers protection from the sides and the front, making them ideal for a wide variety of environments
• The goggles offer direct ventilation that allows for constant air circulated and prevent condensation while being worn and not impair the vision of the wearer
• The moulded nose bridge and elasticated headband allow the goggles to sit comfortably and securely
• 99% UV protection ensures that these safety goggles are suitable for use in environments with constant exposure to UV
• The metal-free polycarbonate construction creates a durable and lightweight design, making these glasses easy to wear with great impact-resistant qualities, ideal for tough work environments
• Each set of goggles is individually packaged, making them ideal for use in vending machines within industry
• These safety goggles are CE certified

Safety glasses and goggles are generally one of the key items in an individual’s PPE uniform. These glasses offer great eye protection for the majority of applications. For more specific applications, like working with chemicals, it is very useful to ensure that the safety standards of the glasses or goggles meet the application or task it is being used for. Safety glasses and goggles are generally used for:

• Construction
• Engineering
• General assembly
• Inspection work
• Light duty maintenance and repair work
• Welding
• Oil and gas industries
• Airports
• Working at sea

• CE certified
• Meets standards EN166 (1 B)

There are several potential eyes hazards that require eye protection, these include:
• Radiation (Visible light, heat or infrared radiation or lasers)
• Projectiles (dust, concrete, metal, wood and plastic)
• Chemicals (Splashes and fumes)
• Bloodborne pathogens from blood or body fluids

These two are not the same, safety glasses or goggles provide optimal protection for your eyes on your job. Safety eyewear is generally made from different materials or different thicknesses to withstand the impact of flying objects or hazardous materials.
Prescription lenses in normal glasses have a primary objective to correct vision and provide little to no protection from hazardous materials.