The difference between safety frames (or glasses) and safety goggles has to do with the nature of the hazard you are protecting against. Safety frames are used in plants where flying objects can exist. This could include things like wood chips from a lathe, scraps from metal stamping, even welding arcs. Safety Goggles, on the other hand, are used where the threat of chemical splashes or dust are possible.

Eagle Safety offers a wide variety of safety frames — including the best name brands — that accommodate prescription lenses. To see samples of the brands and frames we offer, click here.

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The difference between safety goggles and safety frames (or glasses) has to do with the nature of the hazard you are protecting against. Safety Goggles are used where the threat of chemical splashes or dust are possible. This could include things like printing presses where ink can splash, factories where the use of solvents are prevalent, or areas where “sanding” is prominent in finishing or prep. Safety frames, on the other hand, are used in plants where flying objects can exist.

Eagle Safety offers a wide variety of safety goggles — including the best name brands — that accommodate prescription lenses. To see samples of the brands and frames we offer, click here.

Or, for recommendations on the best frames and brands for your specific business, contact us.

Non-conductive eyewear is used in electrical industry settings and wherever possibilities of arc flash exist. Designed without metal parts, it is typically tested to be non-conductive up to 1000VDC and meet NFPA 70E standards for electrical safety in the workplace.

Eagle Safety offers a wide variety of non-conductive safety eyewear — including the best name brands — that accommodate prescription lenses. To see samples of the brands and frames we offer, click here.

Or, for recommendations on the best frames and brands for your specific business, contact us.

For heat and dust, safety eyewear is designed for use in jobs where workers encounter high temperatures, where there is potential exposure to splashes of molten metal or hot sparks, or where concentrations of dust can cause irritation or damage to contact lenses (as in woodworking or buffing).

Eagle Safety offers a wide variety of safety eyewear for hot / dusty environments — including the best name brands — that accommodate prescription lenses. To see samples of the brands and frames we offer, click here.

Or, for recommendations on the best frames and brands for your specific business, contact us.