Full width. Full vision. At every working distance.
Occupational eyewear should fit your workplace – not the other way round. UNICOoffice takes into account exactly the vision distances you actually need in daily work.

Why regular glasses can reach their limits at the workplace
In the office, our eyes constantly switch between different distances: from the document on the desk to the screen, to a second monitor and back to the person opposite.
Reading glasses are primarily designed for the near range. Classic progressive glasses, on the other hand, have to cover very many vision zones at the same time.
Occupational eyewear focuses specifically on the distances that are actually relevant while working.
Perhaps your glasses are not an optimal fit for your workplace.
- I tilt my head back to see the screen clearly.
- I often have to search for the right vision zone with my progressive glasses.
- Documents are sharp – but the screen is not optimal.
- I constantly switch between screen, documents and conversation partners.
- Longer periods of screen work feel increasingly tiring.
Then it is worth taking a closer look not only at your vision strength but also at your actual working distances.
Request adviceHow far do you want to see sharply while working?
From the document to the person you are talking to: what matters is which vision distances you actually need in your daily work.

Choose a solution to see the usable vision zone in the image.
More range is not automatically better. What matters is which distances you actually need at your workplace.
Find the right solutionTwo monitors. Documents. Conversations. And a constantly changing distance.
In the office, our eyes constantly change distance. From the document on the desk to the screen – and a few seconds later to the person opposite.
Reading glasses are mainly intended for near vision. Classic progressive glasses, on the other hand, cover as many distances as possible from near to far.
Occupational eyewear focuses specifically on what you actually need to see while working.

- approx. 40 cm · documents
- approx. 60–80 cm · screen
- approx. 1.5–2 m · conversation partner
We have been focused on vision at work for decades.
UNICO Graber comes from professional eye protection. For decades we have focused on how people can see well and safely at their workplace.
We also apply this experience to office and screen workstations.
For us, a good pair of occupational eyewear does not start with the frame, but with a simple question: what do you actually need to see in your daily work?
We make provisioning for companies simple.
Not every employee should have to work out on their own which occupational eyewear they need. UNICO Graber supports companies with the structured provisioning of their staff – from clarifying needs to the finished glasses.
- 01
Understand the workplace
Define the relevant working and vision distances together.
- 02
Check vision
Determine individual vision strength and requirements.
- 03
Select the right solution
UNIreader, UNIdesk or UNIoffice matched to the task.
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Fit the glasses
Individual manufacturing and personal fitting.
Do you work at a screen every day?
Not sure whether occupational eyewear would make sense for you or which solution suits your role? Briefly describe your workplace to us – we'll help you figure it out.
Describe your workplaceFrequently asked questions about occupational eyewear
Short, clear and practical. Further questions? Get in touch with us directly.
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What does your workplace look like?
Screen, laptop, documents, customer contact or multiple monitors? Show or describe your workplace to us. Together we will find out which vision zones are truly relevant to your daily work.
