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Eye protection – European standards on personal protective equipment
Lenses
Description
Use
EN Com-
pliance
Visible Light
Transmission
Clear polycar-
bonate
• Protection against solid particles
• Protection against UV radiation
• Mechanical engineering
EN 166
EN 170
92%
Clear CR39/
mineral glass
• Protection against chemicals
• High scratch resistance
• Does not provide protection against solid particles
• No UV filter
• Chemical laboratories
EN 166
92%
Clear mirror
coating
• Protection against solid particles
• Protection against UV radiation (up to 400 nm) and glare
• For use on sunny days and in low light conditions
• Mirror coating preserves the clarity of vision and reflects the light instead of absorbing it
• Mechanical engineering
• Working under variable light
conditions
• Forklift operators
EN 166
EN 170
EN 172
47%
Clear mirror
(for variable light
conditions)
• Protection against solid particles
• Protection against UV radiation (400 nm)
• For use on sunny days and in low light conditions
• Mirror coating preserves the clarity of vision
• Mechanical work
• Indoor and outdoor work
EN 166
EN 170
EN 172
55%
Blue polycar-
bonate
• Protection against solid particles and UV radiation (up to 400 nm)
• Mechanical work
EN 166
EN 170
EN 172
62%
Blue mirror
polycarbonate
• Protection against solid particles and UV radiation (up to 380 nm)
• For use on sunny days and in low light conditions (mirror coating preserves the clarity of
vision)
• Mechanical work
• Indoor and outdoor work
EN 166
EN 170
EN 172
49%
Yellow
Protection against solid particles and UV radiation – blue light (up to 400 nm)
• Enhance contrast in low light conditions
• Mechanical work
• Working under ultraviolet light
• Working in poor lighting
conditions
• Working inside buildings
EN 166
EN 170
EN 172
86%
Orange
• Protection against solid particles and UV radiation – blue light (up to 536 nm)
• Enhance contrast and visual acuity
• Reduce eye strain
• Mechanical work
• Surface inspection
EN 166
EN 170
55%
Brown
• Protection against solid particles and UV radiation (up to 400 nm)
• The colour of the lens provides better adaptation of an eye to the changing lighting
conditions while increasing the contrast
• Provide protection against strong light and accidental glare
• Outdoor work
• Mechanical work
EN 166
EN 170
16%
Mirror, smoky
• Protection against solid particles and UV radiation (up to 400 nm)
• Working under strong sunlight and high colour differentiation conditions
• Outdoor work
• Mechanical work
EN 166
EN 170
EN 172
25%
Shaded, G15
class
• Protection against solid particles and UV radiation (up to 400 nm)
• Working under strong sunlight and high colour differentiation conditions
• Outdoor work
• Mechanical work
EN 166
EN 170
EN 172
10% (grey)
13% (grey mirror)
• Dark cobalt
blue
• mineral lenses
• Protection against IR radiation
• Absorb yellow and orange rays emitted during high temperature metal processing
• Metallurgy
• Glass works
EN 166
EN 171
1%
• Welding
• Dark green
3.0, 5.0, 6.0
and 7.0
Protection against solid particles and UV radiation – blue light (visible spectrum to 480 nm)
• 3.0 soldering
• 5.0-6.0 gas welding, brazing,
microplasma welding
• 7.0 gas and acetylene welding,
soldering, flame and plasma
cutting,
electric arc welding
EN 166
EN 169
16% (degree of
protection 3)
2% (degree of
protection 5)
0.6% (degree of
protection 6)
0.2% (degree of
protection 7)
Polarised lenses
Polarised lenses are optical elements that block the light radiation depending on its polarisation. They eliminate distracting
reflections. Made from super-tough polycarbonate complying with requirements of EN166 and EN172. Reinforce colour
saturation and visual contrast.
Reduce eye strain, protect against harmful UV radiation.
Basic standards
Application-specific standard
PN-EN 166 Personal eye protection
PN-EN 169 Personal eye protection – Filters for welding and related techniques
PN-EN 167 Personal eye protection – Optical
test methods
PN-EN 170 Personal eye protection – Ultraviolet filters
PN-EN 168 Personal eye protection – Non-opti-
cal test methods
PN-EN 171 Personal eye protection – Infrared filters
PN-EN 172 Personal eye protection – Sun glare filters for industrial use
PN-EN 1731 Personal eye protection – Mesh eye and face protectors
PN-EN 175 Personal protection – Equipment for eye and face protection during welding and allied processes
PN-EN 379 Personal eye protection – Automatic welding filters