Univet Safety Catalogue - ENGLISH

EUROPEAN STANDARD

EUROPEAN STANDARD

READING THE MARKING

OPTICAL CLASS

DIFFERENCE IN PRISMATIC REFRACTIVE POWER [cm/m]

SPHERICAL REFRACTIVE POWER [ m -1 ]

ASTIGMATIC REFRACTIVE POWER [ m -1 ]

MARKING

HORIZONTAL BASE OUT

HORIZONTAL BASE IN

VERTICAL

± 0.06 ± 0.12

0.06 0.12 0.25

0.75 1.00 1.00

0.25 0.25 0.25

0.25 0.25 0.25

1 2 3

MARK Means that the eyewear complies with the essential health and safety requirements of the European Union (EU) Regulation (EU) 2016/425

+ 0.12 / - 0.25

1 : Highest optical quality, suitable for continuous use. All of our products are marked “1”. 2 : Suitable for intermittent use. 3 : Suitable for occasional use only. MECHANICAL RESISTANCE The mechanical resistance is proved shooting a steel ball on the eyewear at a determined speed.

SYMBOL

IMPACT LEVEL

IMPACT SPEED

BALL ø ø 6 mm ø 6 mm ø 6 mm ø 22 mm

BALL WEIGHT SPECTACLES

GOGGLES

FACE SHIELDS

2C-1.2 U 1 BT 9 K N LENS:

U EN 166 3 4 9 BT FRAME:

High energy impact Medium energy impact Low energy impact Increased robusteness

190 m/s 120 m/s 45 m/s 5,1 m/s

0,86 g 0,86 g 0,86 g

• • • •

A (T)

• • •

B (T)

• •

F (T)

43 g

S

SCALE NUMBER Level of protection against UV, infrared radiation, or visibile glare.

MANUFACTURER The logo or letter identifies who made the safety galesses. Univet symbol is "U".

OPTICAL CLASS Optical quality of the lenses.

MECHANICAL RESISTENCE Level of protection against speed particles and extreme temperatures.

OPTICAL REQUIREMENT A dditional certified features.

STANDARD NUMBER It ensures to which specific standard this PPE is compliant.

FIELD OF USE (frame only) Additional protection features.

(T) If the impact letter (F, B or A) is followed by the letter T, then the eyewear protects against impact at extreme temperatures (-5°/ +55°C)

OPTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Symbol for protection against short circuit electric arc Symbol for protection against molten metals and hot solids Resistance to surface damage by fine particles

8 9 K N

Resistance to fogging of oculars

Protection against high speed particles at extreme temperatures (-5°/+55° C)

T

PPE CATEGORIES

Frame suitable for small size head Enhanced reflectance in the infra-red Symbol for replacement ocular

H R

PPEs are categorized based on the level of risk protection they provide. The European Union, under Regulation (EU) 2016/425, classifies PPE into three categories:

CATEGORY II

CATEGORY III

CATEGORY I

EN 166 Personal Eye Protection: this is the primary standard for all types of personal eye protection. It specifies the general requirements for eye protection, including optical quality, mechanical strength, and protection against various hazards (e.g., dust, liquids, molten metals). EN 175 Equipment for Eye and Face Protection during Welding and Allied Processes: this standard covers the requirements for eye and face protection equipment used in welding. It includes specifications for the design, performance, and testing of welding masks and shields to ensure they provide adequate protection. STANDARD NUMBER

This category covers PPE designed to protect against very serious risks, such as death or irreversible health damage. EG. Code 607A70000

PPE that is not covered under Categories I and III. It provides certified protection against intermediate risks. EG: most of our products

Designed to protect against minimal risks. No need of a certification.

FIELD OF USE (ADDITIONAL MARKINGS WHICH CAN BE FOUND ON FRAME)

Category II and III must be certified by a recognized notified body. Category III PPEs undergo a special control protocol.

SYMBOL

DESIGNATION

PROTECTION FROM

SPECTACLES GOGGLES FACE SHIELDS

SCALE NUMBER A scale number is formed by a code number and a shade number divided by a hyphen. Welding products do not require a code number.

Unspecified mechanical hazards and hazards arising from ultraviolet, visible, infra-red and sun radiation

Basic use

•

•

•

No symbol

Liquids

Liquids (droplets or splashes)

•

•

CODE NUMBER 2

SHADE NUMBER AND TYPICAL LENS COLOURS

VLT RANGE

3

Clear, yellow

100% - 74.4% 58.1% - 43.2% 29.1% - 17.8% 17.8% - 8.0%

Ultraviolet (UV)

1.2 1.7 2.5 3.1

Large dust particles

Dust with a particle size > 5 µm

•

4

In/Out, yellow, clear mirrored, UVR

2C UV with good colour recognition

Brown, smoke

Gas and fine dust particles

Gases, vapours, sprays, smoke and dust with a particle size < 5 µm

•

5

G15, smoke mirrored

Short circuit electric arc

Electrical arc due to a short circuit in electrical equipment

Infra-red (IR)

•

3,4,5,...11 Welding

-

8

4 5 6

Sunglare filter without infra-red specification Sunglare filter with infra-red specification

Molten metals and hot solids

Splashes of molten metals and penetration of hot solids

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