In a career where attention needs to be paid to very minute details, protect your vision with quality eye-wear. We've got a wide selection with bulk discounts. Choose from top names including Crews, Uvex, MSA, North, AOSafety, Wiley X, Harley Davidson and more.
Are you aware ANSI revised standards for safety glasses? Find out what they are at our Safety Glasses Blog.
All of the eye protection that ConstructionGear.com carries is designed with industrial and construction applications in mind. Always protect your eyes from dust, flying debris, and foreign objects. All of our Eye Protection and safety glasses comply with ANSI Z87.1.
For more information on ANSI and OSHA regulations as it pertains to Eye Protection, please visit our information page. Or visit www.osha.gov
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All of our safety glasses and goggles are made with industrial and construction workers in mind to protect eyes from flying debris and chemical splashes. We carry safety glasses by Pyramex, Crews, Uvex, MSA, North, AOSafety, Wiley X, and Harley-Davidson, including prescription and bifocal safety glasses. Our safety glasses can be designed to match your eyeglass prescription.
Our safety glasses come in as many varieties as sunglasses, such as tinted lenses, clear, and shaded. Tinted lenses include such colors as blue, amber, green, or red-orange. Similarly, for visitors in a factory or on a construction site, we carry wraparound safety glasses. The frames also have vented side shields and peripheral vision.
Aside from flying debris and foreign objects, chemicals can be harmful to eyes, and those working in chemical environments – whether professionally, like in an environmental cleanup, or in a school laboratory – need to have safety glasses or goggles with highly durable frames and with side shields to protect eyes from minor chemical splashes. Safety goggles have a similar purpose and design but are specifically used for lab work. Some safety goggles are even treated to prevent fogging lenses and are made from material to self-seal small scratches instead of Duramass.
Protection for the entire face can come from a detachable face shield. Detachable face shields, held in place by a visor and brackets, are only a secondary form of protection, however. A pair of goggles or glasses provides primary protection when dealing with chemicals.



