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Brady® Economy Eyewear Dispensers
$105.49Supplied in: Each -
Sperian UVEX® Genesis® Safety Glasses
From $10.38 To $15.95Supplied in: Each -
Sperian A200 Safety Eyewear
$3.10Supplied in: Each -
Sperian UVEX® Astro OTG® 3001 Safety Glasses S2500CE
$12.35Supplied in: Each -
Jackson Safety® Nemesis® Safety Glasses
From $7.50 To $8.20Supplied in: Pair -
MCR Safety Klondike® Protective Glasses
From $4.15 To $5.15Supplied in: Each -
Sperian® A700 Series Safety Eyewear
From $2.05 To $30.70Supplied in: Pair -
MCR Safety BearKat® Safety Glasses
From $1.85 To $2.70Supplied in: Each -
Uvex® Astrospec OTG® 3001 Safety Eyewear
From $12.35 To $13.50Supplied in: Each -
Sperian® A400 Series Safety Eyewear
$2.31Supplied in: Pair -
3M® Virtua® Safety Glasses
$4.95Supplied in: Pair
Eye Protection
Vital safety eyewear for the workplace
Protect your eyes from flying debris, chemicals, and other dangerous hazards with safety glasses and safety goggles from Seton. We have a vast collection of protective eyewear designed for a variety of task from light-duty lab work to heavy-duty welding jobs. Choose from a variety of eye protection products manufactured by the most trusted brands in safety.
Seton features Uvex, Jackson Safety, DeWalt, and 3M safety glasses among others. We also carry safety eyewear dispensers for convenient access to safety glasses at all times. Other eye protection accessories include cases, cords, and side shields.
To effectively protect both your face and your eyes, ANSI recommends using a secondary protection such as a faceshield along with a primary protector, which includes ANSI Z87.1 approved safety glasses or goggles. Watch the video to understand the importance of doubling up on safety eyewear and faceshield for maximum protection.
Safety Glasses vs. Safety Goggles
While safety glasses and safety goggles both protect the worker's eyes from hazards, you should be aware that not all safety eyewear are created equal. Your choice should depend on what kind of work you do, what are different hazards you face, and the workplace environment you are in.
Safety glasses offer protection from the sun and substantial protection from flying debris. Workers needing prescription can also have the lenses modified to suit their vision. Safety goggles, on the other hand, offer better protection because the eyes are sealed and the straps are adjustable to better fit the user. Safety goggles are recommended for protection against chemicals, fumes, flying particles, and moderate radiation.
ANSI and OSHA Eye Protection Regulations
OSHA requires employers to provide eye protection for workers who face workplace hazards such as chemicals, radiation, flying debris, etc. They also recommend eyewear that passed ANSI Z87.1-2003 also known as American National Standard Practice for Occupational and Educational Eye and Face Protection. The standard makes sure each eyewear can protect against acceptable limits of radiation, chemical splashes, dust, and other particles.
Here at Seton we provide safety glasses and goggles that have passed and even exceeded ANSI standards. So make Seton your provider of eye protection.
