Articles Tagged with ''Eye Protection''

The Kingfish model is available in standard variable tint (BH10613) and polarized/variable tint (BH1061213). The Kingfish has a sporty half frame style that features an adjustable nose piece, light weight frame and a nearly universal comfort fit.

Eyewear innovator Wiley X®, Inc. has added the new WX Arrow to its popular Climate Control™ line for 2014 - and is offering this new style in a range of frame/lens combinations to suit a variety of wearers and applications. Whichever WX Arrow they choose, wearers will receive Wiley X's occupational-grade eye protection, enhanced eye comfort and crystal clear vision whether they’re hard at work, enjoying the great outdoors or just relaxing on the weekend.

As a leading innovator of premium protective eyewear for military, occupational and recreational use, Wiley X has now moved far beyond simply offering Rxable eyewear.  A precision prescription digital lens technology developed by Wiley X - DIGIFORCE™ - is now being offered to provide superior vision to a wide variety of wearers in various wearing conditions.

Currently a large number of staff working on the infrastructure are at risk from injury by not wearing hand or eye protection. To further reduce the incidence of accidents and injury, the introduction of a mandated policy for both hand and eye protection will be developed concurrently.

Wiley X's Black Ops Collection has continued to grow, both in number of products and in reputation as the eyewear of choice for law enforcement and other tactical wearers. The Wiley X Black Ops Collection is known for its state-of-the-art vision protection, superior vision and stealthy, understated looks - and four new-for-2014 models will carry on the collection's unique, no-nonsense reputation.

Many workers braving the cold and snow this winter need more than warm clothing. They need personal protective equipment that protects both from hazards on the job and the harsh conditions that accompany the cold winter months, such as frigid temperatures, strong winds, and even harsh glare.