Welding Glasses JACKSON SG Safety Glasses IR Infrared Protection Glasses (IR 3.0 & IR 5.0)

Welding Glasses JACKSON SG safety glasses IR are designed to protect the wearer against harmful UV and IR Radiation in welding, brazing, cutting, and soldering. Additionally, welding goggles are available for tasks requiring more comprehensive eye protection.

The JACKSON SG IR Glasses are designed with an ultra-strong and ultra-flexible material providing unmatched durability. The soft-touch temples, flexible nose piece, and lightweight design make for a comfortable fit, ideal when wearing for long periods of time. Options like cobalt blue lenses are available to meet specific safety standards and provide additional comfort.

The wraparound design maximizes peripheral protection, and the hard coating is permanently bonded to the lens and treated with scratch and chemical resistant coating.

They are NOT intended for Arc Welding, and are designed to be used with other welding equipment such as Welding Helmets and face shields for comprehensive protection.

Welding Safety Glasses from JACKSON SG IR Infrared Protection Glasses are available in either IR 3.0 or IR 5.0 Lens Design, offering various shades and welding lenses for protection and comfort while welding or cutting.

These welding safety glasses and accessories are readily available in stock to meet the immediate needs of welders.

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Frame and Design

The frame and design of safety glasses play a crucial role in providing comfort and protection for welders. A well-designed frame should be durable, lightweight, and comfortable to wear for extended periods. The frame should also fit securely on the face, with adjustable temples and a nose bridge to ensure a snug fit. Some safety glasses feature a black frame, which can help reduce glare and improve visibility. Additionally, certain models come with a flip-up design, allowing welders to easily switch between welding and non-welding modes. These features collectively enhance the functionality and comfort of the safety glasses, making them an indispensable part of a welder’s PPE.

Choosing the Right Safety Glasses for Welding And Safety Glasses Maintenance and Care

Choosing the right safety glasses for welding depends on several factors, including the type of welding process, the level of protection required, and personal preference. Welders should consider the following factors when selecting safety glasses:

• Lens shade: The lens shade should be suitable for the type of welding process being performed. For example, a shade 10 lens may be suitable for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), while a shade 14 lens may be required for gas metal arc welding (GMAW).
• Lens material: The lens material should be durable and resistant to scratches and cracks. Polycarbonate lenses are a popular choice for safety glasses due to their high impact resistance.
• Frame design: The frame design should be comfortable and secure, with adjustable temples and a nose bridge.
• Certifications: The safety glasses should meet the relevant certifications and compliance standards, such as ANSI Z87.1.

By considering these factors, welders can select safety glasses that provide the necessary protection and comfort for their specific welding applications.

Proper maintenance and care of safety glasses are essential to ensure they continue to provide adequate protection for welders. Here are some tips for maintaining and caring for safety glasses:

• Clean the lenses regularly with a soft cloth and mild soap to remove dust and debris.
• Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that can scratch the lenses.
• Store the safety glasses in a protective case when not in use to prevent damage.
• Inspect the safety glasses regularly for signs of damage or wear and tear.
• Replace the safety glasses if they are damaged or no longer provide adequate protection.

By following these tips, welders can ensure their safety glasses continue to provide protection and comfort for years to come.