Welding Safety Glass & Google Black

Welding safety glasses are designed to protect the eyes from the harmful ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) radiation emitted by welding arcs. They also protect the eyes from flying debris and sparks. Welding safety glasses are available in a variety of styles, including goggles, helmets, and face shields.

The main difference between welding safety glasses and regular safety glasses is the shade of the lens. Regular safety glasses typically have a shade of 2 to 4, which is not dark enough to protect the eyes from welding arcs. Welding safety glasses typically have a shade of 9 to 14, which is much darker and blocks out the harmful UV and IR radiation.

Google Black is a type of welding safety glass that is made of a special type of dark glass that blocks out 99.9% of UV and IR radiation. It is also scratch-resistant and fog-proof. Google Black welding safety glasses are a good choice for welders who need the highest level of protection.

Here are some of the benefits of using welding safety glasses:

• They protect the eyes from harmful UV and IR radiation.
• They protect the eyes from flying debris and sparks.
• They help to prevent welder's flash, a painful condition that can cause temporary blindness.
• They are comfortable to wear and do not fog up easily.

Welding safety glasses are an essential piece of safety equipment for anyone who welds. They should be worn at all times when welding, regardless of the type of welding being done.