Stanley Frameless Safety Glasses - Smoke

Name: Stanley Frameless Safety Glasses - Smoke
Brand: Stanley
SKU: 23yo5gjiob
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These Stanley Frameless Safety Glasses with a smoke tint lens offer a stylish and practical soluti...

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Product Information

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These Stanley Frameless Safety Glasses - Smoke are designed for anyone needing eye protection in environments with bright light or glare. The key benefit is clear vision and comfort thanks to the smoke-tinted lenses and lightweight design. A caveat is that they may not be suitable for extremely low-light conditions. These glasses feature high-impact polycarbonate lenses, a frameless design, and comfortable rubberized touchpoints, offering a secure and irritation-free fit.

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FAQs

Are these glasses suitable for welding?

No, these glasses are not designed for welding. Welding requires specific eye protection with a high level of UV and infrared light filtering.

Can I wear these over my prescription glasses?

No, these glasses are not designed to be worn over prescription glasses. They are intended to be worn on their own.

How do I clean the lenses?

Use a soft cloth and mild soap or lens cleaner. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.

What is the EN 166 standard?

EN 166 is a European standard for eye protection, specifying requirements for impact resistance and other safety features.

Are these glasses ANSI rated?

These glasses meet the EN 166 standard. Check the product packaging for information about other standards compliance.

What environments are these glasses best suited for?

They are ideal for construction, manufacturing, woodworking, metalworking, general maintenance, and yardwork where bright light or glare is present.

How do the rubberized touchpoints improve comfort?

The rubberized touchpoints and nosepiece provide a secure, comfortable fit that prevents slipping and reduces pressure, making the glasses suitable for extended wear.

Troubleshooting

Lenses are scratched

Replace the glasses with a new pair. Scratched lenses reduce visibility and may compromise protection.

Glasses feel loose

Ensure the rubber-tipped temples are properly adjusted for a secure fit. If needed, consider trying a different frame size.

Fogging occurs

Clean the lenses thoroughly. Consider using an anti-fog treatment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Excellent impact protection from polycarbonate lenses.
Wide field of view due to the frameless design.
Smoke tint reduces glare and eye strain in bright conditions.
Comfortable fit with rubberized touchpoints and nosepiece.
Lightweight design for prolonged use.
Compliant with European safety standards.

Cons

Smoke tint may not be suitable for low-light environments.
May require occasional cleaning to maintain clarity.
Not designed for use with prescription lenses.
Limited protection against certain chemical splashes.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

These glasses require no specific setup; simply wear them. They are compatible with most head sizes due to their flexible design.

Care Instructions

Cleaning: Clean the lenses regularly with a soft cloth and mild soap or lens cleaner. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the lenses.
Storage: Store the glasses in a clean, dry place when not in use to prevent damage.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the glasses for any signs of damage, such as scratches or cracks. Replace them if damaged to maintain optimal protection.