Collection: Eye Protection

Shop eye protection in Perth from Flash Uniforms: safety glasses, bifocal safety glasses, overspecs, goggles, visors and face shields. The range has 90+ products from Pro Choice, ASW, JB's Wear and DNC Workwear, with safety glasses from $6.99, and the safety glasses and goggles on our listings are marked to AS/NZS 1337. Delivered Australia-wide.

AS/NZS 1337.1 and how to read the markings

Industrial eye protectors in Australia are covered by AS/NZS 1337.1. A compliant product is marked with the standard, an impact rating (low, medium or high energy) and an optical class, and the marking should be on the product itself, not just the packaging. Impact rating tells you the energy of flying particles the lens and frame withstand, and optical class tells you how clear the view is. Keep the supplier's data sheet and check the rating against your task, not just the style.

Choosing the right lens

Clear lenses suit indoor and general work, tinted and polarised lenses cut glare outdoors, and UV400 lenses block UV-A and UV-B. Anti-fog coatings help in humid or dusty conditions, and wear off over time. Everyday prescription glasses are not a substitute for certified safety eyewear, and safety glasses alone do not protect against splash or grinding, so step up to goggles or a visor. Welding needs a purpose-rated welding filter, not standard safety glasses.

Care and replacement

Clean lenses with water or the manufacturer's recommended cleaner and a soft cloth, and store in a case or pouch. Replace glasses with scratches that affect your vision, cracked lenses or frames, or loose arms. Most safety glasses are sold in packs of 12 for crews.

Pair with hard hats that take a browguard and visor, masks and gloves, or browse all PPE.