Protecting your eyes, skin, and head from intense welding hazards is non-negotiable. During torch cutting and arc welding, invisible ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) radiation can cause severe eye damage, including painful arc eye, cataracts, and long-term vision loss. At VS Eyewear, we supply premium, ANSI Z87.1-approved welding safety products engineered to shield your vision from hazardous light rays, intense heat, and flying debris.
Frequently Asked Questions
The collection currently includes selected IR-filter prescription safety eyewear. Review each product for shade, coverage, and intended use.
No. Clear protective lenses do not replace the appropriate filter shade and face protection required for welding radiant energy.
Shade selection depends on the welding or cutting process and operating conditions. Follow the applicable safety requirements and the product's listed shade.
Many welding tasks require a helmet or face shield in addition to safety eyewear. Follow your workplace's hazard assessment and PPE instructions.
The listed models include prescription-oriented eyewear. Check the lens options and fit for the exact frame you select.
IR refers to infrared radiation. A product's filter specifications determine its intended use; do not infer coverage from the name alone.
Only when the specific product's shade and protective rating are suitable for that process. Different tasks have different requirements.
Review its dimensions and compatibility with the helmet or face shield you use. Confirm fit without compromising coverage.
Check the product page and markings on the exact welding safety eyewear frame and lens combination. Requirements vary by workplace and task.
Rinse off grit, wash with mild soap and water when the manufacturer permits, and dry with a clean microfiber cloth. Replace scratched or damaged protective eyewear.
