LAMPWORKING GLASSES

Lampworking glasses are eyewear with filters selected for torch work. The appropriate lens depends on the glass, flame, and hazards in your process. Review each product’s filter specifications before ordering.

Sodium flare filters are commonly selected for soft glass work. Compare the filter and shade listed on the product page with the requirements of your torch and materials.

Borosilicate work may call for sodium flare filtering plus infrared protection. BoroView and BoroTruView options have different filter specifications, so check the stated shade and use guidance for each product.

Protection varies by lens. Check the published filter specifications for UV, infrared, and visible light before choosing a model; do not assume every lampworking lens offers the same coverage.

Select a prescription compatible frame when offered, then use the product’s lens options or contact VS Eyewear to confirm your prescription and filter combination.

They are different lampworking lens families with distinct filter and shade options. Compare the detailed product specifications and your glassworking process to choose the appropriate lens.

Torch work with sodium containing glass can produce bright yellow light that obscures the work area. Sodium flare filters reduce that glare; additional protection needs depend on the task.

Lampworking eyewear should not be used as welding protection unless a specific product is rated for that use. Choose eyewear made for the welding process and shade you need.

Compare the measurements and fit notes on the product page. The frame should sit securely and provide the coverage your work requires.

Clean lenses as directed for the product, use a soft microfiber cloth, and store them in a protective case. Replace damaged lenses or frames before returning to torch work.