Safety spectacles

Eye protection comes in three forms - spectacles (safety glasses), goggles and face visors. Eyes may be damaged by chemical and solvent splashes or vapours. 

The eyes are very vulnerable to liquid splashes, flying particles and light emissions such as ultraviolet light, electric arcs and lasers. Types of eye protectors include safety spectacles, safety goggles and face shields. Screen-based workstations are being used increasingly in industrial and commercial... 

Tend to be less comfortable than safety glasses and usually cannot be worn over ordinary spectacles... 

Many operations involving chemical reactions are potentially dangerous, and in such cases recommended procedures must be carefully followed and obeyed. All laboratory workers should familiarise themselves with local safety requirements (in some laboratories, the wearing of safety spectacles may be compulsory), and with the position of first-aid equipment. 

Never view the flame or hollow cathode lamps directly protective eye wear should always be worn. Safety spectacles will usually provide adequate protection from ultraviolet light, and will also provide protection for the eyes in the event of the apparatus being shattered by an explosion. 

Eyes Redness. Safety spectacles. First rinse with plenty of water for several minutes (remove contact lenses if easily possible), then take to a doctor. 

Safety spectacles A variety of styles and colours are available with different side-shields to protect... 

The description of the method to be used should include details of all practical precautions which will be taken to limit risk, such as the need for ventilation, minimization of inhalation of particulates or aerosols, using fume cupboards or safety screens, and wearing gloves, laboratory coat, and safety spectacles. Handling procedures, packaging for transit, and disposal of unused reactants or products all need to be considered. 

Ophthalmic, optical safety frames, spectacles, sunglasses. .. 

Safety Goggles or Glasses The use of shatterproof safety goggles or spectacles is recommended in order to protect the eyes while working with explosives. Contact lenses are not considered suitable for eye protection. 

Notes. (1) Solutions of hydrazine hydrate are extremely corrosive protective gloves and safety spectacles should always be worn when handling this reagent. 

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