Welding Glasses & Goggles
All types of welding pose serious risks to the eyes. Safety welding glasses tend to only be used for gas welding. In each model we offer various shades from 2 through to 6. For more information and advice choosing the correct shade, please see our Welding Advice Section before making your lens choice.
For electric arc welding such as Tig, Stick and Mig, the light intensities can be much higher and a full face shield is required. Unless you are a professional welder DO NOT use standard welding safety glasses for arc welding.
Budget Welding Glasses
An entry level model with a wrap-around design but without the special features of the more advanced styles such as anti-scratch lenses.
Safety Standard: EN166 1F / EN169
Bandido
A very close fitting and light-weight pair of welding glasses with a full wrap-around design. Weighing it at a mere 28g they are the lightest pair of EN169 welding approved glasses on the market and include anti-scratch lens properties.
Safety Standard: EN166 1F / EN169
Flip Lens Welding Goggles
These are glasses however they satisfy the requirements of a goggle as they have a strap. This model has a flip down welding shade 5 lens allowing you to move around the workshop more easily using a clear lens and then back into a welding environment quickly and with ease.
Visitor (Welding)
These are welding cover-specs designed to fit over the top of traditional glasses. They provide impact protection from all sides including anti-scratch lenses.
Safety Standard: EN166 1F T / EN169
Slam
The Slam is out ultra-enveloping welding model giving both a large viewing area and wrap around design. Built with T rated lenses giving protection from extreme temperature impacts. Each pair comes with an adjustable next cord and is available in three welding shades.
Safety Standard: EN166 1F T / EN169
Tracker
The Tracker is a highly popular pair of safety glasses due to the fact it also satisfies the strict requirements of a safety goggle when used with the removable head strap. It is this versatility which make it equally as popular for welding eye protection and available in all 3 shading levels.
Safety Standard: EN166 1B T / EN169