Equip our side shields on your safety glasses today!
The National Society to Prevent Blindness estimates that 90% of all workplace eye injuries are preventable.
Exclusive Features
Impact Resistance The Aye-Mate®, Wing-Mate™ and Sun-Mate® universal sideshields are molded from high impact GE Lexan® polycarbonate. Tested by a leading independent testing laboratory on a variety of metal and plastic safety prescription frames from leading safety frame manufacturers. Proven to withstand the impact of a .250 inch steel ball fired at 150 feet per
Product Installation B-26/B-52
Universal Sidewear™ ANSI Z87.1-2010 Compliant 1. Which Sidewear™ is Right For You? The following measurements are given as selection guidelines: 1.182″ to 1.70″ (30mm to 43mm) Best fit for: Small Frames Medium Frames Large Frames The following measurements are given as selection guidelines: 1.25″ to 2.125″ (32mm to 54mm) Best fit for: Small Frames
Program Aids
UPGRADE YOUR EYE PROTECTION PROGRAM Many prestigious companies have policies, which mandate the wearing of protective eyewear on a gate to gate basis. Most of these employers recognize the importance of including lateral side protection combined with frontal protection to further reduce exposure to eye injurys. The Aye-Mate® and Wing-Mate™ Universal Sideshield provides an inexpensive method
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News Links OSHA – Occupational Safety and Health Administration PPE Training/Guidelines for Personal Protective Equipment OSHA Personal Protective Equipment Guidelines General Informational Links OSHA Unveils New Publications Page on Web Site The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) unveiled a new Publications page to the Web site. This new page allows visitors to
Product Compliance
Protective-corrective spectacles include three major components consisting of the frame, lenses and sideshields. A different manufacturer generally produces each component of the device. Individual components may be designed to perform different protective functions and may require various types and degrees of testing. CORRECTIVE-PROTECTIVE LENSES Glass lenses shall be capable of resisting the impact of a