Glasses you forget you are wearing are glasses that really protect you. These safety glasses with polycarbonate lenses are light and comfortable to wear all day in the workshop, on site, in carpentry, in the garden or for your DIY jobs.
Choose the model that best suits your work: clear lens (models 580 and 569) for indoor use and general tasks, grey lens (model 599) for working outdoors in the sun, or the adjustable model, which lets you fit the frame better to your face. Polycarbonate is the most common material for safety glasses thanks to its lightness and impact resistance.
Main advantages
Polycarbonate lens: light and resistant to particle impacts
Four models: clear, grey for outdoors or adjustable, depending on your job
Comfortable all day: so light there is no excuse not to wear them
Grey lens: reduces glare when working in the sun
Priced to equip the whole team: keep several spread between the workshop and the van
What it is used for
Using drills, angle grinders or saws in the workshop and on site.
Vetonek tip: keep several pairs around the workshop and the van so nobody has an excuse to work without them when using the angle grinder or drill. Store them in a case or pouch so the lens does not get scratched by tools.
Frequently asked questions
Which lens should I choose?
Clear for indoors and general work; grey for outdoors in the sun, as it reduces glare. The adjustable model is useful if you want a more personalised fit of the frame.
Is polycarbonate strong?
Yes, it is a light, impact-resistant material, which is why it is the most widely used in safety glasses for the workshop and building site.
Can I use the grey lens indoors?
It is not recommended: it darkens your vision in poorly lit areas. For indoor use, choose one of the clear-lens models.
What is the difference between the 580 and the 569?
Both are glasses with a clear polycarbonate lens, designed for indoor use and general work. If you are unsure which suits you best, get in touch and we will advise you.
How do I keep them in good condition?
Clean them with water and a soft cloth, without solvents, and store them in a case. Replace them when the lens is scratched or damaged, as visibility is reduced.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lens should I choose?
Clear for indoors and general work; grey for outdoors in the sun, as it reduces glare. The adjustable model is useful if you want a more personalised fit of the frame.
Is polycarbonate strong?
Yes, it is a light, impact-resistant material, which is why it is the most widely used in safety glasses for the workshop and building site.
Can I use the grey lens indoors?
It is not recommended: it darkens your vision in poorly lit areas. For indoor use, choose one of the clear-lens models.
What is the difference between the 580 and the 569?
Both are glasses with a clear polycarbonate lens, designed for indoor use and general work. If you are unsure which suits you best, get in touch and we will advise you.
How do I keep them in good condition?
Clean them with water and a soft cloth, without solvents, and store them in a case. Replace them when the lens is scratched or damaged, as visibility is reduced.
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