i want to know if these goggles are Ansi Z-87 (safety googles) would like to be able to use them for work, but they must be stamped ansi z-87
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Zach, Thank you for your question. We don't actually sell the goggles. We sell the fleece underneath, which is the nose mitten. This photo was just to show our product in use. If you have any other questions please just let us know. Thank you
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There is another pair of the exact goggles with clear lenses for night riding. Sold as a two pack here on Amazon. I switch em out at dusk with no complaints.
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I can wear a pair of low profile safety glasses without issue. Normal glasses probably not. The eye spaces have a steel mesh screen in them. It's a mask for airsoft.
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These would not be my first choice as lab goggles... at least not for any of the labs I've worked in. These are primarily made to filter light. I wouldn't vouch for their ability to protect from splashes or to be reasonably shatterproof.
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I'm sorry babe, I leave the glasses @ work. I can tell you that my plant also needs Z87 compliance. I know this didn't help, but they are very good glasses....
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You would want goggles that have a seal around them to be safe playing airsoft. So I do not recommend them for airsoft.
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hi, not sure but call toll free xs big dot and they can tell you for sure and get the sight number off the web site before you buy and that way you will get the right ones. hope this helps
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I can't say if they will or not. They are not rated as safety glasses. They are basically sun glasses with vented foam around the inside. So far they have worked for me, they do keep a lot of the dust and dirt out.
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Go to the manufacturer's website. Google IV2 helmets. I just bought a mirrored visor for this same helmet. Just make sure to match the #s. Good luck. : )
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Yes. From the description: "The ballistic rated lenses provide four times greater impact protection than ANSI Z87.1, meeting military standard MIL-PRF-31013".
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I would "not" order these goggles. they are extremely cheap and poorly made. you will be sadly disappointed if you order them. they are ridiculously huge. mine arrived with a lens popped out and the other lens was loose
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*Meets the ANSI Z87.1 High Velocity Impact Standards.*Meets MCEP GL-PD 10-12 Ballistic Standards*CAN/CSA Z94.3-07*CE EN166 Certified*AS/NZS 1337http://pyramexsafety.com/products/eyewear/GB1830ST
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I am not quite sure if the goggles are up to the impact safety standards required. They may be ok but you might want to check with the paintball host company before hand.
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They are not stamped UL, so i doubt it. But they work, better than a costly replacement bulb that lasts less than a year. I will never buy a GU24 fixture again.. Adds about an inch.
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Yes, you can use them on safety goggles. They can also be used on specialty coated lenses, camera lenses, computer screens, I-phones, and many other products. I use them on my shooting range goggles with no negative results. The cloth's main ingredient is isopropyl alcohol. You might want to call Zeiss at 1-800-358-8258 in the USA or 1-800-268-6489 in Canada if you have any doubts or other questions.
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The goggles only come with a negative value which is for near-sighted. Mine were totally useless, terrible distortion, I could not use them and was given bad information by customer service. When I complained, iI was treated rudely. They offered no positive numbers for far-sighted
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i dont know what ANSI rated is but i used them to load cement trucks and the cement ruined the lens .