Safety glasses
Robust safety glasses for industry, workshop and production — engineered for daily use, where it really matters.
Protection that fits the job — not the other way round.
Click on a field to see the typical hazards and the appropriate standard, so you can find the right safety glasses faster.
Six categories — one consistent protection concept.
Spectacle-style safety glasses
Classic safety glasses with side arms for everyday use in workshops and production.
Overglasses
For visitors and employees who already wear corrective glasses — fast, uncompromising protection.
Full-vision safety goggles
Enclosed all-round protection with indirect ventilation — for laboratory, chemical and cleanroom environments.
Face protection
Visors and welding shields for when not just the eyes but the whole face needs protecting.
Radiation protection eyewear
Laser, UV, IR and X-ray protection to EN 207 / EN 208 — designed for specific wavelengths.
Occupational eyewear
Corrective solutions for screen and production workstations — combining protection and visual comfort.
4 steps to the right safety glasses.
Safety glasses only work well if they match the specific hazard, the wearer and the standard. This guide helps you structure the process.
Certified. Documented. Reliable.
Every pair of our safety glasses is tested to the relevant EN standards. You receive transparent proof — available for download on request.
- EN 166
- Basic standard for personal eye protection — mechanical strength, optical class, marking.
- EN 170
- UV protection filter — prevents damage from ultraviolet radiation.
- EN 172
- Sun protection filter for industrial use — important outdoors and on construction sites.
- EN 169
- Welding protection filter with fixed protection levels for flame cutting, brazing and gas welding.
- EN 207 / EN 208
- Laser protection with wavelength-specific design — for material processing, research and medicine.
Over 500 optical partners — right where you are.
We work with a dense network of opticians across the DACH region. Eye tests, fitting and service take place locally — we supply the product, the concept and the documentation.
What safety officers often ask.
Do my employees need prescription safety glasses?
As soon as employees permanently wear corrective glasses and eye protection is mandatory at their workplace, prescription safety glasses are the right solution. Overglasses are suitable for occasional tasks or visitors.
Which standard applies to welding work?
For flame cutting, brazing and gas welding, the base standard EN 166 is used in combination with the protection filter standard EN 169 (fixed protection levels). For arc welding, welding shields to EN 175 are used.
How do I care for the glasses correctly?
Clean regularly with lukewarm water and a mild detergent. Avoid chemical cleaning agents, as these often damage the coatings.
How long can safety glasses be used?
With normal use, we recommend an inspection every 12 months and replacement in case of visible damage, scratches in the field of view or a change in prescription.
Do you also supply documentation for our safety officers?
Yes — for every pair of safety glasses, you can request a declaration of conformity as well as a handover report per employee. This significantly simplifies audit readiness.
Matching guides
Standards, selection criteria and care for industrial use.
EN 166 explained: markings, classes and what they mean day-to-day
EN 166 in plain English: what the numbers and letters on temples and lenses really mean — from optical class to impact resistance.
Spectacles or goggles? How to pick the right form factor
Safety spectacles vs. goggles compared: when each form factor protects better, when it gets in the way — with clear recommendations by use case.
Care, maintenance and service life of safety eyewear — the complete guide
Cleaning, visual inspection, spare parts and replacement criteria: how to extend the service life of safety and prescription eyewear — including a care plan for companies.
What the successor standard means for your procurement: EN ISO 16321
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