Frameless Polycarbonate Safety Glasses with Temple Logo

Yes, these polycarbonate safety glasses are ANSI Z87.1 approved, the U.S. standard for occupational eye protection. That rating lets a safety manager issue them as personal protective equipment. Confirm your site's hazard assessment before standardizing on any one style.

Pick clear for indoor work and low light. Gray safety glasses suit bright outdoor jobs. Many buyers split one order across both lenses so each team gets the right tint.

The imprint is one color in one location, defaulting to the left temple within a 7/8 by 3/8 inch area. Temple branding keeps your logo visible from the side without obstructing the wearer's view. Send simple vector art that reads at that small size.

Polycarbonate eye protection resists impact better than ordinary plastic lenses, which is why most safety eyewear uses it. On these glasses the temples are polycarbonate too, and 100 pairs weigh only 7 lbs. Light eyewear is easier to keep on through a long shift.

Manufacturers, construction firms, utilities, and industrial suppliers hand them out for safety programs, plant tours, trade shows, and new-hire kits. Branded eyewear puts a logo on something workers use daily on the job. It also signals that a company takes safety seriously.

Order enough for every worker plus spares for replacements, visitors, and new hires, since safety glasses get lost or scratched over time. Many buyers keep a reserve stocked at the site. Request a quote for volume pricing on larger counts.

Yes, functional branded eyewear stands out at industrial and safety trade shows because visitors keep and use it rather than discarding it. Handing out real PPE ties your brand to workplace safety. The temple imprint keeps your logo in view every time they are worn.