Portwest Safety Glasses
21 safety glasses from Portwest, listed with what Portwest publishes, and live prices.
Pick a lens tint, coating, frame style or z87 mark; the list below narrows as you choose. Prices are live.
21 products
Ratings and specifications are as published by each manufacturer. Tap a group to open it.
Portwest21 products
- Portwest PS10 Dynamic Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS12 Tech Look Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS13 Mega Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS18 Polar Star Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS19 Essential Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS20 Dynamic Plus Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS23 Peak Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS24 Peak OTG Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS25 Safety Glasses, Safety Readers — Portwest
- Portwest PS32 Wrap Around Plus Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS35 Ultra Light Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PS38 Ultra Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PW14 Lite Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PW15 Fossa Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PW18 Umbra Polarized Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PW27 Flex Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PW32 Wrap Around Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PW33 Classic Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PW38 Pan View Safety Glasses — Portwest
- Portwest PWM27 Safety Glasses, Retail-Ready PW27 Glasses Pk12 — Portwest
- Portwest UPW33 Safety Glasses, Classic Safety Spectacles — Portwest
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In plain words. Safety eyewear is marked by the manufacturer under ANSI/ISEA Z87.1. Z87 on the lens and frame means it passed the basic impact tests; Z87+ means it passed the high-impact tests (a quarter-inch steel ball at 150 feet per second for spectacles). Lens tint is about light, not impact: clear for indoors, gray or smoke for sun, indoor/outdoor and mirror tints for moving between the two, amber for low light. Anti-fog and hard (scratch-resistant) coatings are named by the manufacturer. Goggles add a seal around the eyes; face shields are worn over spectacles or goggles, not instead of them.
Technical. ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 (and the 2015 edition still on many labels) marks: Z87 basic impact, Z87+ high impact, D3 splash and droplet, D4 dust, D5 fine dust, W plus a shade number for welding filters, U plus a scale number for UV, L plus a number for visible-light filters, R for infrared, H for head sizes smaller than average. CSA Z94.3 is the Canadian equivalent, EN 166 the European mark (F, B, A for impact grades). Each mark shown on this page is the one the manufacturer publishes for that product.
Ratings and specifications on this page are shown as published by the manufacturer or the named standard and describe performance in that standard's test. They are not a recommendation for any task. The employer's hazard assessment decides what protective equipment a job needs. Verify details against the manufacturer's current documentation before you buy.
The standard at a glance
Copied from the named standard or regulation and shown with its source; nothing in these tables is Bayshore's recommendation.
ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 lens and frame marks
| Mark | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Z87 | Basic impact |
| Z87+ | High impact (spectacles: quarter-inch steel ball at 150 ft/s) |
| D3 | Splash and droplet |
| D4 | Dust |
| D5 | Fine dust |
| W + number | Welding filter, shade number |
| U + number | UV filter, scale number |
| L + number | Visible light filter, scale number |
| R | Infrared filter |
| H | Sized for smaller heads |
Source: ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020, American National Standard for Occupational and Educational Personal Eye and Face Protection Devices.