Product Overview
The PS35 Ultra Light Safety Glasses represent a significant advancement in personal protective equipment for those who find traditional eyewear cumbersome. Designed with a focus on long-term wearability, these spectacles offer a 'barely-there' experience, effectively eliminating the common complaints of heaviness or pressure points during extended shifts. By utilising a minimalist, single-piece construction, they provide essential eye protection without the bulk often associated with industrial safety gear.
Key Features
- Exceptionally Lightweight Construction: These spectacles are among the lightest on the market, ensuring that the wearer remains comfortable and focused on the task at hand rather than adjusting their eyewear.
- Wrap-around Polycarbonate Lens: The single-piece lens design provides an unobstructed field of vision and superior lateral protection against flying debris.
- Thin, Flexible Temples: The slim profile of the arms ensures a secure fit without exerting unnecessary pressure on the sides of the head, making them ideal for use alongside ear defenders.
- Moulded Nose Bridge: The integrated nose bridge offers a universal fit that rests comfortably on the face, reducing the risk of slipping during active work.
- Metal-Free Design: Being entirely non-metallic makes these glasses suitable for use in environments where magnetic interference or conductivity must be avoided.
Design & Performance
Constructed from high-grade polycarbonate, the PS35 offers robust protection against impact while maintaining crystal-clear optical clarity. The design philosophy focuses on streamlining; by removing unnecessary components, we have achieved a product that provides maximum coverage with minimal interference. The thinness of the temples is particularly noteworthy, as it allows for a seamless interface with other PPE, such as hard hats and hearing protection, without breaking the acoustic seal or causing discomfort behind the ears.
Why No Customisation?
As these are safety-critical items of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), we do not offer customisation or branding on this product. Adding print or embroidery to safety spectacles can compromise the structural integrity of the frames or obscure the wearer's vision. Furthermore, any modification to safety-certified eyewear would invalidate its safety rating, which is a risk we are not prepared to take with your wellbeing.
Use Cases
These clear safety glasses are a versatile choice for a wide range of indoor and low-light applications. They are particularly well-suited for professionals in construction, carpentry, and plumbing, as well as those working in aviation or mechanical engineering. Because they are metal-free, they are also an excellent choice for electricians and technicians working around sensitive electronic equipment.
Why MyWorkwear
Since 1976, MyWorkwear has been a trusted partner for UK businesses, providing high-quality workwear and PPE from our base in Telford. We understand that safety is paramount, which is why we only source products that meet the rigorous demands of the modern workplace. Our decades of experience ensure that you receive expert advice and reliable equipment every time you order.
Practical Advice
To ensure the best fit, ensure the spectacles are seated firmly against the bridge of your nose and that the temples are tucked securely behind your ears. If you frequently work in environments where your eyewear may be knocked, consider using a spectacle cord to keep them secure. Always check for scratches or pitting before use, as damaged lenses can impair vision and reduce impact resistance.
Caring for your product
Maintaining the clarity of your safety glasses is essential for both performance and safety. We recommend cleaning the lenses regularly with a dedicated lens cleaning solution or mild soapy water and a soft, lint-free microfibre cloth. Avoid using paper towels or abrasive materials, as these will cause fine scratches that will eventually cloud your vision and render the glasses unusable.
When not in use, always store your spectacles in a protective pouch or case. Leaving them loose in a toolbox or pocket is an invitation for damage. Exposure to harsh chemicals or solvents should also be avoided, as these can degrade the polycarbonate material and weaken the overall structure of the glasses.
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