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Eye protection from Würth

Eye protection - a must in industry and trades!

The eye is a particularly sensitive and important sensory organ, providing around 80% of the information about our surroundings. We recognise our environment and orientate ourselves with the help of our eyes.

Under European legislation, employers are obliged to provide eye protection free of charge to employees where there are potential risks in the workplace. The general requirements for personal eye protection are laid down in the standard EN166.

At Würth, we offer not only protective glassesand full-vision goggles but also face shields, which additionally protect your mouth and nose from possible dangers. Our assortment of PPE also includes welding goggles and welding helmets, which enable safe working in metal processing. You will also find the right accessories to care for and maintain these products, ensuring that your eyes are reliably protected in the long term.

Our new developments

Cetus®X-treme Safety Goggles

1. Excellent fit and high comfort due to light weight of 27g
2. UV protection of up to 400 nm due to polar carbonate lens
3. Danish design

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Spica® Safety Glasses

The sporty design of the Spica safety goggles represents premium eye protection and comfort from Würth.

1. Large field of vision for unrestricted view
2. Scratch-resistant lens on the outside and permanently fog-free on the inside
3. Soft nose loop for a non-slip fit
4. Variable arm angle for individual adjustment and optimum eye coverage
5. Soft and anti-slip temple ends for a secure hold
6. Different materials
7. Danish design

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Wega® Full-View Goggles

The Wega® goggles are characterized by its large field of vision, so it can be used not only as full vision goggles, but also as over-glasses.

1. Panoramic lens for excellent peripheral vision
2. Scratch-resistant lens surface and permanent anti-fog coating on inside
3. Perfect fit for any head shape and size thanks to extra wide and adjustable headband
4. Indirect ventilation allows good air circulation inside the goggles and ensures fog-free vision
5. Combination with respiratory protection possible
6. Danish design

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Eye protection summarised

What hazards are the eyes exposed to?

The dangers to our eyes can be divided into three categories:

  • Optical (UV and IR radiation, glare from light) - suitable protection is provided here by, for example, safety glasses
  • Mechanical (impact, foreign bodies) - suitable protection is provided by, for example, safety glasses and full-vision goggles.
  • Chemical (acids, alkalis, gases, vapors, fog, smoke) - suitable protection is offered here e.g. by full-vision goggles.


Of course, our own personal behavior plays an incredibly important role; we ourselves are responsible for the protection of our eyes. Only the constant wearing of occupational safety products guarantees protection against the various hazards.

Gesichtsschutz

What must safety glasses be able to do?

  • In the event of an impact, the safety goggles must not shatter, nothing must penetrate the lens and the goggles must not fall off the head.
  • Hot particles or flying sparks must not burn into the frame or lens during work, or even leave visible traces.
  • Soft, flexible nose padding for particularly pleasant wearing comfort and a secure fit.


It goes without saying that Würth safety glasses meet these requirements for safety and wearing comfort. In addition, our goggles are characterized by other features that improve wearer acceptance:

  • Perfect fit, in that our goggles adapt to the shape of your head.
  • Modern, sporty design
  • High durability
  • Extremely scratch-resistant and permanently fog-free inside thanks to unique coating technology
  • 100% UV protection (up to 400 nm) or 99.9% UV protection (up to 380 nm). Usually 380 nm, but 400 nm UV protection is better. This minimal difference is not noticed in everyday life. In the long term, the higher UV protection is essential for health, which can prevent cataracts, for example.


When must eye protection be replaced?

Employees must perform a visual inspection before using their eye protection to check that it is in proper condition. If the eye protection shows signs of damage, it must be replaced immediately. In the case of typical wear and tear, care must be taken to ensure that the necessary visual requirements can still be met.

Face protection - All around safe when the sparks fly
Gesichtsschutzschirm Ultimate


Unlike eye protection, face protection is intended to holistically protect the wearer's entire face (face, neck and respiratory tract) from hazards such as flying parts (flying sparks), from chemicals or potentially infectious materials. A face shield can be either a visor, a face shield or even full-face goggles with a face shield.


Schweißerschutz

Welding protection

Various hazards such as radiation, heat, spatter, fumes and gases can arise during the different welding processes. In addition, there is a risk of burns and fire in almost all welding processes. Welding protection protects the body against these hazards. That's why Würth has welding protection from head to toe.

Our welding helmets and welding protection caps have been classified according to recommended areas of use. The recommended protection levels are only a guide and correspond to EN 169:2002. The individual sensitivity of the eyes may require a deviation of ± 1.

Tips and Tricks

Ideal for precision work: Cetus® X-treme 65KB

The blue light reduction feature provides protection against harmful blue light radiation, resulting in less eye strain and UV irritation.

Properly clean and store your eye protection!

Clean the goggles
  • First, rinse off coarse dirt under running water.
  • Then clean your safety goggles or face guard with our goggles cleaning cloths.
  • When not in use, it is best to keep your safety goggles in a goggles case to protect them from possible damage.

Eye emergency plan

Familiarise yourself with the appropriate conduct in an emergency:

1. Determine the contaminant 2. Select the correct bottle and rinse solution 3. Begin rinsing 4. Rinse as directed
Foreign objects
e.g. dust, dirt, splinters
 
Eye wash solution Eye wash solution Rinse until foreign objects have been rinsed out.
Acids
 
 
Neutralizing eye wash solution Eye wash solution Rinse eyes with neutralising eye solution for 2 minutes until the bottle is empty. Continue rinsing with the eye rinse solution until medical treatment is sought.
Alkaline
 
 
Neutralizing eye wash solution Eye wash solution Rinse eyes with neutralising eye solution for 2 minutes until the bottle is empty. Continue rinsing with the eye rinse solution until medical treatment is sought.
Other chemicals
e.g. solvents and oils
 
Eye wash solution Eye wash solution Rinse eyes until the discomfort can no longer be felt. Continue rinsing with the eye rinse solution until medical treatment is sought.

Important! For all contaminants, the eye should be rinsed with a gentle, uniform stream. Only squeeze the eye rinse bottle slightly during the rinsing process. Medical advice should be sought for any eye injury or contamination. Rinsing should be continued en route to hospital/doctor.

Emergency Eye Wash Station

 

Emergency Eye Wash Station

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Saline Eye Wash 500ml

 

Eye rinse solution

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In-house development of the safety goggles


Würth maximises quality assurance, testing and cost-efficiency by developing protective eyewear in-house.

The new protective eyewear from Würth is designed for practical use as well as aesthetic function. Quality also plays a decisive role.

Our product development process is divided into briefing, creation of sketches, renderings and 3D samples.

3D pattern safety goggles


We worked closely with designers from Denmark, whose special expertise contributed greatly to this product development. After the designers produced initial sketches and proposals, which were then revised by product managers, the creation of renderings began. This is a process by which three-dimensional objects can be realistically represented with the help of software. Subsequently, these renderings were used to create the first 3D samples of the new protective eyewear using a 3D printer.

3D-pattern safety goggles FS502


3D printing has attracted more and more attention in recent years, especially in industry, and nowadays it is impossible to imagine development and production without it. In this process, liquid material is applied layer by layer by the printer, which then hardens and you already have a finished 3D model in your hands!

3D-pattern full view goggles FS503