Are these goggles ANSI rated, so that I could take them to work and use them, if I find that I like them better than the plant-issued safety glasses?
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Yes they are. Picture is not correct they are twice the size of standard goggles.
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UPDATE. Found this on Home Depot under Specifications. SPECIFICATIONSCertifications and Listings ANSI Certified,OSHA Certified Hope you like them. I do!
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UPDATE. Found this on Home Depot under Specifications. SPECIFICATIONS Certifications and Listings ANSI Certified,OSHA Certified Hope you like them. I do!
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Don't know because I only use them for yard work. Have discarded the box but Dewalt may be able to help
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The OSHA standard for construction and industry eye safety protection must be stamped "Z87". Product literature for these goggles states the following: Compliance:ANSI Z87.1-2010 certified. Your GTG
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i dont know what ANSI rated is but i used them to load cement trucks and the cement ruined the lens .
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Yes , They are much nicer the plant-issued safety glasses , These are well built and very comfortable.
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well they are oacetyl goggles. so they are pretty dark. darker than dark sunglasses. not dark enough to arcweld. i wore mine at burning man and they did perfect there. you are able to take the dark lenses out and just wear the clear ones. I tried to find a lighter shade but no real luck yet. could make something if you wanted using plastic. also they are fairly comfy, i had an older pair from 50's that were better fitting, these are shaped a bit differently, but im sure it depends on the shape of your face.
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I am not quite sure if the goggles are up to the impact safety standards required. They may be ok but you might want to check with the paintball host company before hand.
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I've used them extensively doing work both inside and out. They are excellent when it comes to keeping debris out of your eyes, even small dust from wood and fiberglass. Since it's been very cold up here in the North East, outside work requires some adjustments to the heat and cold changes; sometimes they fog up for a bit until they acclimate. Great glasses, I've been through a number of different kinds, but these are a keeper.
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No, they do not. I bought the safety glasses for my science students who are 9 and 10 years old and they fit well for the ones who did NOT wear glasses. For those who wore prescription glasses, I had to get them goggles to go over their glasses.
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I use goggles that I also ordered from amazon.. There's quiet a but if space for upper face protection.. Most goggles (glasses would easily work) should work fine with these... The lower face protection is pretty big though (goes all the way behind your ears).. I'm 16 and I have to get it just right to play airsoft comfortably.
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That is what I bought mine for.. There are safety glasses and they keep most of the dust out of your eyes. Also they stay in place very well. If you want to keep more dust and chips out of your eyes you may want to buy googles.
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Pretty good for average wire-frame glasses. I would give them a try because they are very comfortable once on. Hope this helps.
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Personally I don't like using this mask with my safety glasses at work because they fog A LOT!! If you're glasses fog up easily I'd recommend you buy the N-Ferno 6823 model because it has a small mesh cover over the mouth to allow the warm air that would fog up glasses, goggles, etc. To escape. It is a bit more on the flashy side because it looks a little more aggressive but I believe it would help resolve your foggy lens dilemma.
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They come with a #5 welding lens. Waay too dark for everyday use. Perhaps the clear lenses (or you could buy aftemarket tinted lenses) would work.These lenses may also not be shatter resistant. If you get hit by a rock, it could take your eye out. M/C goggles are meant to take road hazards.Your local motorcycle shop probably has better alternatives though.
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Yes, I feel these goggles can. The eye cups have good suction and are comfortable too.
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I don't see why not. However, you would have to wear the filter 'up'. If that is not a problem for you, then I think they would be okay to wear. Also, you must make sure the chemicals you are working with will be compatible with the materials used to make the goggles.
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I haven't tested them, but the ad calls them 'safety' glasses. They're great sunglasses and motorcycle goggles, especially when you're out driving around sunset with the setting sun in your eyes. But I wouldn't try viewing an eclipse or striking an arc with them as my only protection. I seem to remember they have an ANSI rating but there are several different ANSI standards, so it's important to know which one they meet. As in anything involving your sight, caution is best.
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I believe the answer is "yes" due the wavelength of the UV light (it doesn't matter what you're looking at - it's the light that's harmful). The glasses are cheap protection for your eyes.
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Negative. These are designed as stand-alone goggles only. They work pretty well thought.
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I'm not sure but the way to check it would be what standard the glasses are made too. All safety glasses are made to certain standards and shooting glasses are a different standard. Standards are developed through specific test methods. That would answer your question.
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I have no way to exactly measure the darkness or lightness of these goggles however, because I bought these for working in the shop, both grinding and welding, I felt compelled to answer. The seem dark enough for using a torch and grinding however I would not weld with them as they seem too light. Also, the little chain that holds the two eye cups together is really poorly designed. I can no longer use mine because I need to figure out a new middle connector or just throw them away... I honestly got really frustrated with the middle pc falling apart every time I tried to put them on!