The Milwaukee Anti-Scratch Safety Glasses feature a durable hard coating to protect the lenses from, well, scratches. While these Milwaukee Safety Glasses still resist some scratching, the main emphasis is on the fog-free-ness of the lenses. That rates them against ignition, melting, dripping, or after flame with exposure up to 20 cal/cm For additional protection, the lenses are tested for high-speed impact and offer you military-grade impact protection. Milwaukee safety glasses include models with anti-scratch lenses, fog-free lenses, magnifying lenses, and tinted lenses.

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That should make those plans easier to read without having to swap your safety glasses for a pair of readers.The Milwaukee Enhanced Safety Glasses provide excellent protection with their durable anti-scratch and long lasting anti-fog lenses. Several of us have worn these for hours on end, and we feel they’re as comfortable as any safety glasses (or sunglasses) we’ve worn. Clear and tinted options are available to keep your eyes safe - whether you're working indoors or outdoors. Milwaukee has glasses that feature their hard coating for lens protection, but with magnification areas.

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These lenses keep your vision clear in any condition, and they maintain those flexible arms that don’t bother your ears—even when worn all day. They fall under the Milwaukee PPE line of personal protection products which includes vests, Milwaukee lighting, safety gloves, banded earplugs, and more.If an anti-scratch lense appeals to you, but you’d also like your lenses to do a little work in the magnification department, you’re in for a real treat. Long-lasting anti-scratch lenses protect your eyes and withstand the requirements of a construction site. The safety glasses have fog-free lenses, so that the lenses stay clear and clear on every construction site. The tinted are more traditional sunglasses while the Gray offer a bit of tint while allowing for visibility indoors when you tend to be in both environments. What that means is that, rather than simply resisting scratches and fog, the Milwaukee Safety Glasses line saw some impact protection as well.