Various types of safety glasses

• Standard Safety Glasses: These glasses provide protection against shock, dust particles, and chemical splashes. They usually have side protection and are suitable for general work.
  
  
• Welding goggles: Special welding goggles protect eyes from intense light radiation and sparks during welding operations.
  
  
• Wide-view goggles: This particular variant of glasses is used in conditions where traditional safety glasses fall short. They find their application in demanding industrial environments, when working with potentially harmful chemicals, or in situations with abundant dust.
  
  
• Correction glasses: These glasses combine the benefits of personal eye correction with the protective features of safety glasses. They feature lenses with prescribed corrections to correct vision problems while meeting safety standards for eye protection.
  
  
• Face shields: A face shield is designed to protect the entire face from various potential hazards, including chemical splashes, liquids, droplets, particles, dust, dirt, sparks, heat, light radiation and biological agents such as viruses and bacteria. It usually consists of a transparent shield made of plastic, such as polycarbonate or PET, attached to a headband or frame. Face shields offer comprehensive protection because they cover not only the eyes, but also the nose and mouth.