Bsc Preferred OCS1635 Chemical Splash Safety Goggles 10pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED OCS1635 is a chemical splash safety goggle designed for trade and industrial environments where eye protection from liquids, vapors, and airborne particulates is required. Built with a Duralite polycarbonate lens, these goggles block 99.9% of UV rays while providing a wide field of vision. Indirect venting allows air to circulate to the lens to reduce fogging while preventing liquid intrusion. An elastic headstrap keeps the goggle secure during extended wear. These goggles meet ANSI Z87.1-2010 standards and are sold in a case of 10 units, making them practical for job-site stocking or crew-level distribution.

These goggles are suited for use in environments where splash hazards are present, including chemical handling, plumbing work near drain cleaners or solvents, HVAC refrigerant service, pool chemical management, and general maintenance applications. The oversized lens opening accommodates most prescription eyewear and standard safety glasses, eliminating the need for workers to remove corrective lenses before donning eye protection. This product is equivalent to part number S-7023 and is sold in cases of 10 for site-level inventory management.

Key Features

• Duralite polycarbonate lens absorbs 99.9% of UV rays
• Indirect venting circulates air to reduce fogging while blocking liquid entry
• Large lens opening fits over most prescription glasses and standard safety eyewear
• Elastic headstrap provides a secure, adjustable fit for extended wear
• Meets ANSI Z87.1-2010 splash protection standards
• Sold in a case of 10 for efficient site and crew stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-equivalent replacement or direct substitute for part number S-7023. Suitable for general industrial, chemical, plumbing, HVAC, and pool service splash-hazard applications requiring ANSI Z87.1-2010 compliant eye protection.

Installation Notes

These goggles are donned by trained workers prior to any chemical handling, spray, or splash-risk task. No tools are required. Inspect the lens for cracks or distortion before each use and replace any unit showing damage. Per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 and applicable site safety programs, ensure the correct PPE category is selected for the specific chemical hazard present before use.