What is eye, face, and head protection used for?

Eye, face, and head protection products are designed to protect workers from hazards such as flying particles, impacts, chemical splashes, and falling objects in the workplace.

What types of eye, face, and head protection are available?

Products may include safety glasses, goggles, face shields, hard hats, bump caps, and welding protection equipment.

Which industries commonly require eye and head protection?

These products are commonly used in construction, manufacturing, mining, warehousing, engineering, and maintenance industries.

How do I choose the right eye and head protection?

Selection should be based on the hazards present, the level of impact protection required, comfort, and the intended working environment.

Why is proper fit important for protective equipment?

Properly fitted equipment provides better comfort, improves compliance, and ensures the intended level of protection is maintained during use.

Why is proper fit important for protective equipment?

Properly fitted equipment provides better comfort, improves compliance, and ensures the intended level of protection is maintained during use.

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Brow Guard And Clear Visor - Assembled

$60.90

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Striker Browguard With Visor Clear Lens

$68.50

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Goggle Shield - Clear or Smoke Lens

$46.75

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Fire Warden Cap Red - Embroidered White

$40.45

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[Ace Clear Lens Safety Glasses], lightweight 33g polycarbonate safety glasses with integrated clear side shields.

Ace Safety Glasses

$65.00

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[Skyler Smoke Lens Safety Glasses], featuring an oversized retro-styled black nylon frame with medium-impact smoke lenses.

Skyler Safety Glasses - Smoke

$30.00

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This collection covers PPE for the head, eyes and face used across construction, industrial and site environments, including hard hats, safety glasses, goggles, browguards and visors. It's a broad hub spanning everyday eyewear for staff and visitors through to combination browguard, visor and earmuff sets for tasks with combined impact, splash and noise hazards.

What's included:

Hard hats and headwear: Hard Hat (V6) vented in multiple colours, V6 & V9 hard hat brims, and Fire Warden Cap.
Safety glasses and goggles: Vulture, Visitors, Ambush Foam, Ace and Skyler safety glasses in clear or smoke lens, plus clear/smoke lens goggles and COBALT eyewear.
Browguards, visors and face shields: Brow Guard and Clear Visor, Striker Browguard, Goggle Shield, and assembled browguard/visor combos with Adder earmuffs attached.
Hygiene and maintenance items: disposable hair nets/berets, alcohol-free lens cleaning wipes, and reusable face masks with respirator.

Use cases:

Construction and industrial sites: needing head and eye protection for general site access and specific tasks like grinding or cutting.
Site inductions and visitors: requiring low-cost disposable safety glasses for short-term site access.
Workers on grinding, welding or chemical-splash tasks: needing combined browguard, visor and earmuff protection in one unit.

FAQs

What Australian Standard should safety glasses meet?
Safety eyewear for general industrial use is typically tested against AS/NZS 1337.1 — check the specific product listing for compliance details.

What standard applies to industrial hard hats?
Industrial safety helmets sold in Australia are generally manufactured to meet AS/NZS 1801.

What's the difference between clear and smoke lens safety glasses?
Clear lenses suit indoor or low-light conditions, while smoke/tinted lenses reduce glare for outdoor use.

Can browguard and visor combos be worn with hearing protection?
Yes — some combos in this range, such as the Assembled Browguard Clear Visor Adder Earmuff, come with earmuffs already fitted for combined face and hearing protection.