Why Do Safety Glasses Fog Up and Ways to Prevent the Fogging
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- čas přidán 11. 02. 2020
- If a worker is constantly clearing condensation off their glasses, it can lead to worker distraction and removal of eyewear at the very least. If a worker has to remove their safety gear for any reason to do their job, it’s the wrong PPE
Let’s put this in perspective: What do you think could happen if a worker can’t see clearly when they are working with dangerous machinery or in dangerous environments?
Having a hard time watching this and typing because my goggles are fogged up.
Hey hello i just read an article started this year about anti fog chemicals, they seem to have high levels of pfdfa s or somethijg like that, that are linked with cancer, tyroid diesease, auto immune disease and blinding, what do you say?
Tell me how to prevent fogging on an pair of sunglasses I AM READY HAVE. I don't want to go out and buy more glasses just "fix" the ones I like to wear! Thanks for wasting my time!!!!
We sell safety equipment my friend so our goal is to educate those looking to minimize fogging to the best of our abilities. A good 360 degree anti fog coating manufactured to the glass is the best way to make that happen. My apologies for wasting your time with our free video but thank you for watching.
Safety glasses are definitely important, just a shame some cost ridiculous amounts of money when you buy the branded one, but when I found out Softgle Comfort, I will never go with branded one. This is exactly the product I am looking for at the right price. #SoftgleComfort
Since schools are now opening up, i have to go to lab for my chem class, i bought anti fog googles with air vents but they don't work. I also have to wear a face mask making it more easy to fog. Any suggestions?
Most anti-fog coatings don’t work very well. The best way we’ve found is to use a good 360 degree coating that it impregnated into the glass/goggle. We’ve had really good luck with this one. www.radians.com/products/radians-lpx-iquity-goggle
Thanks for watching and good luck this school year!
How do I get my two and a half minutes back, captain obvious
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You think shooting ranges have options for a at store purchase for an anti fog option(s) ?
I’m not sure. We certainly sell plenty. Thanks for watching!
Hey sr sorry, I gonna work in a kitchen but l can’t get the hot from the grill in my left eye by medical condition, do you think this nocry glasses work for ??
I’m not exactly sure what you’re asking here. Are we concerned with grease from the grill spattering into your eye? Most likely you’re going to want something more sealed more like a goggle. Thanks for watching!
I work with a lot of acids and would like something that could potentially stand up against the occasional drop on the lenses. And fogging is an issue as to wipe the lenses I have to leave the line and take off my gloves and then wipe them.
Are we talking about occasional drop of acids on the lenses? If so, it would be helpful to look at an SDS sheet. My assumption would be that you should certainly be in a goggle. Thanks for watching and we would be happy to help get you into the right eye protection.
@@QuadCitySafetyInc yeah only occasional drop and most of what I work with is nitric acid. Temperature in the room is cold
@@archibaldvonlictonpooper5703 potentially take a look at this one. We’ve had good luck. www.radians.com/products/radians-lpx-iquity-goggle
I work on an assembly line and with masks my glasses fog up real bad, what’s the best kind I can get
Something with a really good 360 degree anti-fog coating that won’t wipe off over time. There’s a few good ones. We’ve had good luck with this one shop.quadcitysafety.com/store/product.cfm?pID=7C52424D48167A50
Thanks for watching and have the person that orders safety supplies reach out if we can help!
Sweating in the cold, just sweating in general. Man I’m struggling to protect my eyes and face in a turbine exhaust prepping to weld. All the antifog branding has been bs. Vents nor wipes have worked. Haven’t found anything yet
Take a look at some of the 360 coated glasses. If you want to see a sample, send an email to updates@quadcitysafety.com
Alot of task and no answer,Thats what I'm looking for. NOT!
What’s the question Jeff? Maybe we can help get you what you’re looking for.
antifog has never worked for me..
Ok so where do I get what to stop my glasses from foging up
Are we talking about your prescription eyewear or safety glasses?
@@QuadCitySafetyInc What is the answer for both?
@@herbsu4330 Prescription non safety rated glasses are trickier unfortunately. Any after market product can potentially damage the coating. Some lens manufacturers do offer coatings more resistant to fogging. As for safety glasses I would suggest trying out the PIP Recon 360 coating. We've had pretty good success. shop.quadcitysafety.com/store/product.cfm?pID=7C52424D48167A50
If you would prefer to try a wipe then I would look at this one. My suggestion is to always look for a glass with a good coating but these wipes do a nice job of providing protection before it wears off.
shop.quadcitysafety.com/store/product.cfm?pID=7C504A454F117A51
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what a waste of my time you told me nothing
Let me know where to send your refund but I do appreciate you taking the time to watch. I’m sorry that you didn’t get the information that you were looking for.
@@QuadCitySafetyInc Perhaps it'd be more useful to correct the free video and actually improve its content. For instance, explaining how anti fog glasses work, explaining the variety of methods available to make one's driving glasses, bicycling glasses, etc. fog reduced or fog free (details), etc.
I have tried many anti fog safety glasses and cannot find one that dose not fog up
There are glasses that are out there with 360 degree coated lenses that really work. Not all AF glasses are created equal. That’s for sure. Here is one that we’ve had really good luck with.
us-m.pipglobal.com/en/products/?scID=2562&ccID=11613&sID=28065&ssID=79574&pID=81830
@@QuadCitySafetyInc i seem to create alot of steam off my face in all conditions so i will give them a go though
Yep, it’s really a trial and error in your environment sort of thing. Most antifog coatings are applied to the outside of the lens and it slowly wears off when you clean them. You need something also applied to the inside and it’s baked into the lens. Good luck and thanks for watching!
BBN!
Been a struggle this year for us. Thanks for watching!
This video didn't delve much into "ways to prevent the fogging". VERY incomplete.
Additionally, many of your links (below in your replies) are broken.
Washing up liquid. Apply a very small speck on the lens(both sides) then wipe with dry tissue.