Who makes StarLite safety glasses?
Gateway StarLite Safety Glasses #4679 | Gateway | Starlite | Safety Glasses | Eye Protection | Welding Glasses | Glasses | Welders Supply Company Beloit-Big Bend-Burlington Wisconsin and Rockford, Illinois.
What is the safety code number for the safety glasses?
The first marking you’ll likely see on your eyewear is “Z87” or “Z87+”. This is the ANSI standard for impact which helps ensure safety eyewear provides workers with the needed protection from impact hazards.
How do you identify approved safety glasses?
Similar to plano safety frames, the prescription safety frame must be stamped with the manufacturer’s mark or logo, as well as the designation of standard – whether “Z87-2” for prescription safety glasses or “Z87-2+” for impact-rated safety glasses.
What does grade F safety glasses mean?
F: Protection against impact with a small object travelling at up to 45 meters per second. B: Protection against impact with a small object travelling at up to 120 meters per second. A: Protection against impact with a small object travelling at up to 190 meters per second. T: Ability to withstand extreme temperatures.
Do all safety glasses have side shields?
In a Nutshell. If your safety glasses have a high-base curve with a wraparound design, you do not need side shields. If your safety glasses have a low-base curve and look like eyeglasses, you do need to attach side shields to make them safety-certified.
What are the requirements for safety glasses?
All OSHA-approved safety glasses must have markings specified by the American National Standards Institute’s ANSI Z87. 1-2010 standard on both the lenses and the frame of the eyewear piece. If the lenses are Impact Rated, they also should have the manufacturer’s mark, followed by a “+” sign.
What is the British standard for safety glasses?
EN 166:2002
As previously stated, all protective eyewear in the UK must conform to the European standard EN 166:2002, which has several differing levels of impact resistance, indicated by symbols.
What are the safety features of a Starlite SM?
Deep, universal-fit temples provide side protection equal to that of eyewear with large side shields. Snug and comfortable fit. Tight fit helps minimize slippage and provides full brow protection. Independently tested and certified by Underwriters Laboratories to meet the ANSI Z87.1+ high impact standard.
How much does one ounce of Starlite eyewear weigh?
The original, industry-leading design in safety eyewear, combining stylish protective eyewear with all-around impact protection. Incredibly lightweight, weighing less than one ounce.
How many Starlite glasses are left in stock?
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Which is the best Starlite lens for fog protection?
Incredibly lightweight, weighing less than one ounce. Deep, universal-fit temples provide side protection equal to that of large side shields. Now available in the new fX3 Premium Anti-Fog lens option! Independently tested and certified by Underwriters Laboratories to meet ANSI Z87.1+ and CSA Z94.3 standards.