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At Reysan, we offer a wide range of safety glasses and occupational eye protection, with models designed for different workplace hazards and professional environments. You will find anti-fog, dust-resistant, splash-resistant and impact-resistant safety glasses, as well as safety goggles, over-glasses, welding eyewear and specific solutions for laboratories, cleanrooms and industry. Discover our protective eyewear from specialist brands such as Uvex, 3M and Bollé.

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Where can you buy the best safety glasses for work?

Safety glasses are a form of eye protection designed to reduce exposure to workplace hazards such as particle impacts, dust, flying debris, liquid splashes or certain types of radiation. Choosing the right model is essential, as each activity and professional environment may require a different type of protection.

At Reysan, we specialise in occupational safety glasses and offer an extensive range for industry, construction, laboratories, the chemical and pharmaceutical sectors, the food industry, maintenance, welding and other professional activities.

Our catalogue includes Uvex, 3M and Bollé safety glasses, among other specialist brands, with different designs, coverage levels, lenses and treatments to adapt eye protection to the actual conditions of each workplace.

What types of safety glasses are available?

One of the main differences between safety glasses for work is their design and the level of coverage they provide. They should always be selected based on a risk assessment and the certified performance of each model.

Universal-frame safety glasses

These protective glasses with side arms are the most similar to conventional glasses. They are characterised by their lightweight design, comfort and wide field of vision, making them particularly suitable for tasks requiring eye protection over prolonged periods.

This category includes models with side protection, clear or tinted lenses, anti-fog and scratch-resistant treatments, filters against certain types of radiation and different adjustment systems.

Safety goggles

Safety goggles or panoramic goggles provide greater coverage around the eyes. Depending on the certified performance of each model, they may be particularly suitable where there is exposure to dust, particles, liquids or splashes.

Some models feature ventilation systems and specific treatments designed to maintain good visibility during use, even in humid conditions or when temperatures change.

Over-the-glasses safety glasses

Over-the-glasses safety glasses are designed to be worn over certain prescription glasses, allowing workers to retain their vision correction while adding the eye protection required for the task.

The compatibility, fit and specific certification of the model should always be checked, as conventional glasses alone cannot be used as occupational eye protection.

Safety glasses according to the workplace hazard

There is no single type of safety glasses suitable for every task. To select the right protective eyewear, you must first identify the hazard against which protection is required.

Safety glasses against impacts and flying debris

Machining, maintenance, construction and other industrial processes may involve impacts or flying particles. In these cases, safety glasses with a level of mechanical resistance appropriate to the identified hazard must be selected.

Dust protection goggles

Dust protection goggles are particularly suitable for work involving airborne particles. Depending on the size and nature of these particles, eyewear providing greater coverage or a fully enclosed goggle design may be required.

Splash-resistant safety goggles

Laboratories, the chemical industry, professional cleaning and other tasks involving liquids may require splash-resistant safety goggles. Their design must provide suitable coverage and the certified performance required for the specific hazard.

Safety glasses for welding and radiation

Welding and other processes involving exposure to radiation require eye protection with specific filters. Our catalogue includes models designed for certain welding applications and protection against ultraviolet or infrared radiation, according to the specifications of each product.

Anti-fog safety glasses for maintaining clear vision

Lens fogging can be caused by changes in temperature, humidity, physical exertion or simultaneous use with other protective equipment. For this reason, anti-fog safety glasses are particularly useful when clear vision must be maintained throughout the working day.

We offer models with specific anti-fog and scratch-resistant treatments developed to improve visibility and extend the service life of the lenses. The effectiveness and characteristics of the coating depend on the manufacturer and model.

UV-protection safety glasses for outdoor work

When working outdoors or when exposure to certain types of optical radiation is present, it is important to check the filter type and protection level of the lens. Our range includes professional glasses with UV400 protection, as well as models with tinted or photochromic lenses capable of adapting to different lighting conditions.

Protection against ultraviolet radiation should not be confused with protection against other workplace hazards. Selection should therefore take into account the lens filter, mechanical resistance and any other required performance characteristics.

Safety glasses for laboratories and cleanrooms

Laboratories, pharmaceutical facilities and cleanrooms may have specific eye protection, hygiene and cleaning requirements. Safety goggles or over-the-glasses models may be used in these environments, along with certain models designed to undergo frequent cleaning or sterilisation processes.

Our range includes solutions specially developed for these sectors, including autoclavable models and safety glasses compatible with prescription glasses, always according to the specific characteristics of each product.

Safety glasses for the food industry

In the food industry, eye protection may be required during cleaning and maintenance processes, when handling chemicals, for tasks involving a risk of splashes or during certain production operations.

In addition to conventional safety glasses and goggles, our catalogue includes detectable and X-ray-visible solutions that are particularly useful in facilities where preventing foreign-body contamination forms part of internal food-safety procedures.

How do you choose the best safety glasses for work?

The best safety glasses are not necessarily those with the greatest number of features, but those that provide appropriate protection against the specific hazard and can be worn comfortably for the required length of time.

  • Hazard: determine whether there is exposure to impacts, dust, liquids, radiation or other eye hazards.
  • Frame type: assess whether universal-frame glasses provide sufficient coverage or whether safety goggles are required.
  • Lens and filters: select the appropriate lens according to the lighting conditions and radiation present.
  • Treatments: anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings can improve visibility and durability in certain environments.
  • Comfort: weight, ergonomics, side-arm adjustment, nose bridge and compatibility with other PPE are important for prolonged use.
  • Prescription glasses: when a worker requires vision correction, a compatible solution must be selected, such as over-the-glasses safety eyewear or suitable prescription eye protection.
  • Certification: always check the product data sheet and markings for the standards and certified performance corresponding to the hazard against which protection is required.

Standards and certification for protective eyewear

The standards applicable to safety glasses depend on the type of eye protector and the performance for which it has been certified. It should therefore not be assumed that all safety glasses provide protection against the same hazards.

Our catalogue includes models with different certifications and markings relating to eye protection, ultraviolet filters, welding protection and other specific performance characteristics. Before selecting any safety glasses, it is essential to consult the technical data sheet and verify that the product certification corresponds to the hazard identified in the workplace.

Attention should also be paid to the markings on the frame and lens, as they provide information about the certified performance of each eye protector.

Uvex, 3M and Bollé safety glasses

At Reysan, we work with specialist professional eye-protection manufacturers such as Uvex, 3M and Bollé. This enables us to offer solutions for a wide variety of requirements, ranging from lightweight safety glasses for continuous use to goggles, over-the-glasses models, anti-fog treatments, sun filters, welding protection and glasses intended for environments with strict hygiene requirements.

Instead of selecting products based solely on the brand, we recommend comparing the hazard against which each model provides protection, its certification, lens type, fit and conditions of use.

Buy occupational safety glasses for every working environment

At Reysan, you will find an extensive selection of professional safety glasses for different sectors and workplace hazards. Check the characteristics, standards, treatments and applications of each model to choose the eye protection that best suits the requirements of your company and workforce.

Frequently Asked Questions

Good safety glasses should provide suitable protection against the hazards involved and remain comfortable during use. Factors such as lens resistance, side coverage, fit, weight, field of vision and possible anti-fog or scratch-resistant coatings should be considered. Certification and markings must always be checked against the performance requirements of each job.

Safety glasses protect the eyes against certain occupational hazards, such as particle impacts, dust, flying debris, liquid splashes or radiation. The type of protection required depends on the activity and the workplace risk assessment.

The main options are spectacle-style safety glasses with side arms, safety goggles or panoramic goggles and over-the-glasses safety eyewear that can be worn over certain prescription glasses. Specific models are also available for welding, outdoor work, laboratories, cleanrooms and environments with special hygiene requirements.

There is no single model that is best for every type of work. The choice should be based on the hazard involved. At Reysan, we offer professional safety glasses from Uvex, 3M and Bollé with different levels of coverage, anti-fog coatings, impact protection, filters and designs. Models such as the Uvex Pheos and Ultravision are among the standout options in our range, but it is important to determine which model is best suited to each job.

An anti-fog coating helps keep the lens clear in conditions that encourage condensation, such as humidity, changes in temperature or physical exertion. It can improve visibility and reduce the need to remove the glasses repeatedly, although the properties and durability of the coating depend on the model and manufacturer.

For outdoor work, it is advisable to consider safety glasses with suitable filters against ultraviolet radiation and, where necessary, tinted or photochromic lenses. Our catalogue includes professional Uvex models with UV400 protection and solutions that adapt light transmission to environmental conditions. UV protection must always be combined with the safety features required for the job.

Yes, there are over-the-glasses or OTG models specifically designed to be worn over certain prescription glasses. They must provide sufficient space, a secure fit and the required certification without interfering with vision or other protective equipment.

It depends on the hazard involved. Where there is a risk of splashes, greater eye coverage may be required through the use of safety goggles. In laboratories and cleanrooms, models designed to withstand frequent cleaning processes or even autoclave sterilisation may also be suitable. The certified performance of each product must always be checked.

Reysan offers an extensive catalogue of protective eyewear from specialist brands such as Uvex, 3M and Bollé. Each manufacturer offers different technologies, coatings and designs, so the choice should be based primarily on the hazard involved, the certification required, comfort and the conditions of use.

The manufacturer’s cleaning instructions should be followed to avoid damaging the lenses or their coatings. Dirt should be removed without using abrasive materials, the lenses should be kept clean and the glasses should be stored in a protected place when not in use. Anti-fog or scratch-resistant coatings may require specific care.

Safety glasses should be replaced when the lenses have scratches, have lost their transparency or are damaged in a way that impairs vision; when the frame is deformed or damaged; when they no longer provide a secure fit; or when the manufacturer’s instructions indicate that they can no longer guarantee the required level of performance.

At Reysan, you can buy professional safety glasses for different hazards and industries, including anti-fog and dust-protection models, safety goggles, over-the-glasses eyewear, welding glasses and specific solutions for laboratories and industry. Each product page provides information about the product’s features, certifications and recommended applications.

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