What Materials are Used to Make Safety Glasses?

What Materials are Used to Make Safety Glasses?

What distinguishes a pair of glasses from being average, to safety certified? The materials used to construct safety glasses are stronger and more durable than with regular glasses, because they must conform to a higher standard of impact resistance. This standard is established by ANSI (American National Standards Institute) and...

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What Does OSHA-Approved Mean?

What Does OSHA-Approved Mean?

So, you landed that job you've been gunning for, and you find out you're required to wear safety glasses. But not just any safety glasses, OSHA-approved safety glasses. What does that mean? First, we'll find out what OSHA is, then we'll look at the relationship between OSHA and ANSI, and...

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Ballistic vs. ANSI Safety Glasses & Goggles

Ballistic vs. ANSI Safety Glasses & Goggles

What's the difference between ballistic-rated and safety-rated glasses? For starters, ANSI compliant eyewear is indicated by a Z87+ marking on the safety glasses or goggles. Oddly enough, there's currently no marking system in place for military-grade eyewear. Sunglass Rob and Karen from Wiley X help us dig deeper into the...

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