Kleenguard 25646 Safety Glasses Clear Polycarbonate Uv

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 25646 is a full-frame safety eyewear unit featuring uncoated, clear polycarbonate lenses designed for universal fit across a broad range of face sizes. Polycarbonate is the standard lens material for impact-resistant eye protection in trade and industrial environments. The clear lens provides unaltered color perception, making these glasses suitable for general task work, inspection, and any application where accurate color recognition matters. Built to ANSI Z87.1+ standards, these glasses meet the impact and optical requirements required on most job sites. Non-adjustable temples and a clear plastic frame keep the design simple and low-maintenance. Integrated side shields extend peripheral coverage without adding bulk.

These safety glasses are appropriate for residential and commercial trade work across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general construction. The universal sizing and lightweight polycarbonate construction make them a practical everyday-use option for technicians, installers, and service personnel. They are sold individually and are well suited for single-unit replacement or stocking where a low minimum order is needed. Applications include overhead work, duct installation, panel wiring, pipe cutting, and any task generating debris or particulate exposure.

Key Features

• ANSI Z87.1+ rated for impact and optical clarity compliance
• Uncoated clear polycarbonate lenses for accurate color perception
• Full-frame construction with integrated side shields for wraparound coverage
• UV protection blocks harmful ultraviolet light during outdoor work
• Universal fit with non-adjustable temples for quick, consistent sizing
• Lightweight clear plastic frame minimizes fatigue during extended wear

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit safety eyewear replacement suitable for general trade and industrial use where ANSI Z87.1+ compliant eye protection is required.

Installation Notes

Safety glasses require no tools or installation. Inspect the lenses and frame for cracks or damage before each use and replace immediately if structural integrity is compromised. Follow the eye protection requirements of the applicable job site safety program and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 or 1926.102 as relevant to the work environment. Dispose of damaged units rather than attempting repair.