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About Safety Glasses

Safety glasses are essential personal protective equipment for anyone working with power tools, machinery, or in environments where eye protection is critical. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks a comprehensive range of safety glasses from trusted brands including Portwest, DeWalt, Draper, Caterpillar, and Bolle, offering protection for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts alike. Our collection includes clear lens models for indoor work, smoke-tinted options for outdoor applications, and specialist laser safety glasses for specific tasks.

Modern safety glasses combine robust polycarbonate lenses with comfortable, lightweight frames designed for all-day wear. Many models feature adjustable components, anti-scratch coatings, and anti-fog treatments to maintain clear vision in demanding work environments. Whether you need basic impact protection or over-glasses designs that fit comfortably over prescription eyewear, MyToolShed offers safety glasses suitable for every application and budget.

Applications

  • Construction and building: Protection from dust, debris, and flying particles during cutting, drilling, and demolition work
  • Carpentry and joinery: Essential when operating power saws, routers, sanders, and other woodworking equipment
  • Engineering and metalwork: Shielding eyes from metal shavings, sparks, and grinding debris
  • Landscaping and groundwork: Protection from soil, stones, and vegetation when using strimmers and chainsaws
  • Electrical work: Safeguarding against sparks and debris when drilling or cutting
  • Plumbing: Eye protection during pipe cutting, drilling through walls, and soldering
  • Automotive repair: Shielding from metal particles, chemicals, and fluids
  • DIY and home improvement: General protection for household maintenance and renovation projects

Choosing The Right Safety Glasses

Lens type: Clear lenses suit indoor work and low-light conditions, whilst smoke or tinted lenses reduce glare when working outdoors. Specialist laser glasses filter specific wavelengths for laser tool operation.

Protection standards: Look for glasses meeting EN166 standards, which specify impact resistance levels. Higher-rated protection suits more demanding environments with greater projectile risks.

Comfort features: Adjustable nose bridges and temple arms ensure a secure, comfortable fit for extended wear. Rubber grips prevent slipping during physical work.

Lens coatings: Anti-scratch coatings extend lens life, whilst anti-fog treatments maintain visibility in humid conditions or when moving between temperature zones. UV protection is essential for outdoor applications.

Over-glasses designs: If you wear prescription spectacles, choose safety glasses specifically designed to fit over regular eyewear without compromising protection or comfort.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between safety glasses and safety goggles?

Safety glasses provide front and side impact protection with an open frame design, offering better ventilation and comfort for general use. Safety goggles create a sealed barrier around the eyes, offering superior protection against liquids, dust, and chemical splashes, but may feel less comfortable during extended wear.

How often should I replace safety glasses?

Replace safety glasses immediately if lenses become scratched, cracked, or damaged, as this compromises protection. Even without visible damage, consider replacing them every 1-2 years depending on usage frequency, as lens coatings degrade and frames weaken over time.

Can I use tinted safety glasses indoors?

Smoke or tinted safety glasses reduce light transmission and aren't recommended for indoor use or low-light conditions, as they can impair visibility and increase accident risk. Reserve tinted lenses for bright outdoor environments and use clear lenses for workshop and indoor applications.

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