Performance Safety Glasses -- Occupational Health & Safety

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp.

Performance Safety Glasses

Milwaukee Tool enhances safety and productivity on the jobsite with new Performance Safety Glasses. The new safety glasses are designed for extended wear and are equipped with comfortable temple arms for comfort. The Performance Safety Glasses are equipped with yellow, fog-free lenses that resist scratching to ensure that users’ vision stays unobstructed on the jobsite. As a step up in productivity and durability, the Performance Safety Glasses feature military-grade impact protection above the Z87.1+ ANSI rating, withstanding a projectile impacting the lenses at 725ft per second.

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