The eyes are a very vulnerable part of the body. If they become damaged, this can often be irreversible. The whole face can be exposed to hazards during work. Therefore, good protection is essential, and certainly not a luxury. For the safety of the employee, it is crucial to choose the right protection equipment. Do your employees come into contact with flying particles, chemical splashes, harmful UV-radiation, heat or electrical sparks? Then simply wearing goggles is far from enough.
We ensure wearing comfort, optimum visibility, maximum protection and sophisticated design go hand in hand. If the wearer is 100% reassured about his safety, you can guarantee success. View our wide range of products and ensure you have the correct PPE in the right place.
| EN 166: 2001 | Basic requirements for all types of eye and face protection with the exception of laser, nuclear, X-ray, and low-temperature IR-radiation |
| EN 169: 2002 | Filters for welders and other related techniques |
| EN 170: 2002 | Ultraviolet filters (UV-filters) |
| EN 171: 2002 | Infra-red filters (IR-filters) |
| EN 172: 1995 | Sunlight filters for industrial use |
| EN 175: 1997 | Equipment for eye and face protection during welding and other related processes |
| EN 207: 1998 | Filters and eye protection against laser radiation |
| EN 208: 1998 | Eye protection for work activities associated with the installation of lasers en laser systems |
| EN 379: 2003 | Automatic laser filters |
| EN 1731: 1997 | Eye and face protection against woven metal fibres for protection against mechanical hazards and/or heat. |
| Gas |
| Molten metal |
| Infra-red radiation, laser radiation |
| Short circuits and arcing |
| Mechanical risks due to flying projectiles |
| Dust |
| Thermal risk (high temperature) |
| UV-radiation |
| Liquid splashes |
