EYE SAFETY IN AEROSPACE

Yes, all PSG Eyewear prescription safety glasses are Certified to current Australian Standard, AS/NZS 1337.6

Independent product certification ensures that a product meets all the requirements of the standard through a process of product testing, ongoing batch testing and biannual audits.

PSG also manufactures safety eyewear Compliant to the Standard

Compliance means that the product fully adheres to the requirements of the Standard. However, this product range is not tested by a third party. Compliance for PSG means the glasses are still made in the same Certified manufacturing laboratory using the same processes, however the item may simply fall outside of prescription ranges of certification.

Yes, PSG prescription safety glasses are specifically designed and manufactured to provide excellent eye protection. PSG offers a wide range of models including those with integrated side shields all the way to the bottom of the frame front, wrap around designs and foam backed designs that help shield from particles, dust, debris and other workplace hazards from multiple angles; front, top and sides.

Not only do PSG frames look good, but they are also, most importantly, fit for purpose.

If you are unsure which PSG frame provides the level of protection required for your workplace, our team is happy to assist you in choosing the most suitable option.

PSG Eyewear offer a wide range of prescription lens designs, all frames are available with Single Vision (single power across the lens), Bifocal (distance and near), Multifocal (distance, intermediate and near) and Occupational (varied use).

PSG also offers a range of prescription lens treatments and coatings; Polarised (sunglasses), Transitions®, anti-fog, anti-reflective and blue light protective coatings.

If you are unsure what the best choice of lens and lens treatment is for you, your working environment and prescription, the PSG team is happy to assist in recommending the most appropriate options.

Regular prescription glasses are not recommended as a substitute for Certified protective eyewear.

Standard prescription glasses are designed to correct vision only. They are not tested and Certified to the Australian Standard and therefore do not have all the barriers in place to that of Certified eyewear. Wearing certified eyewear ensures the glasses adhere to requirements of the Standard such as approved lens material, impact resistance and frame coverage to protect against workplace hazards such as impact, particles, dust and dirt, metal fragments and other debris.

The best lenses for detailed inspection work, depends on your prescription and the working distance and the tasks you perform.

Depending on your vision requirements and prescription you may benefit from;

Single Vision reading safety glasses; though, it is important to note, you cannot walk around in these.

Multifocal safety glasses; these have distance, intermediate and close vision in the one lens.

Separate pairs; you may need different pairs of safety glasses for different tasks such as one pair for very close work and another for general work and distance vision.

PSG recommends discussing your daily work tasks with your optometrist at your regular consultation, so they are able to recommend the best solution for your specific role within your workplace.

PSG Eyewear offer a wide range of different frames and sizes that are designed to work comfortably alongside other PPE, including hard hats and hearing protection. PSG offer frame models with different temple (arm) lengths, temples replaceable with head straps, adjustable temples and adjustable nose pads.

For the best fit and protection, PSG recommend taking your regular PPE with you when selecting your new prescription safety glasses. This allows you to try everything together and you can be confident your eyewear is compatible and provides the protection you need.