Automotive Safety Glasses & Goggles

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Shop safety glasses and goggles for automotive repair, maintenance, grinding, parts handling, detailing, and general shop work. Compare wraparound and frameless safety glasses, direct- and indirect-vent goggles, clear and tinted lenses, anti-fog options, and different fit configurations. Select eyewear according to the identified impact, particle, dust, splash, or optical hazard and the product’s documented safety ratings.

Kimberly Clark

SKU: KCP-MAVERICK

KleenGuard V30 Maverick Safety Glasses, Clear and Smoke Lens, each

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3M Safety

SKU: 334

3M Safety Splash Goggles 334, Clear Lens, each

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$6.59

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$1.96

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Kimberly Clark

SKU: LJAK-V30

KleenGuard V30 Nemesis Safety Glasses, Multiple Lens Colors, ea

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Kimberly Clark

SKU: V40-Hellraiser

KleenGuard V40 HellRaiser Safety Glasses, 3 Lens Options, each

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MCR Safety

SKU: LC2310AF

MCR Safety 23 Series Safety Goggles, Clear Anti Fog Lens, ea

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$6.99

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$4.97

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MCR Safety

SKU: LCCL110

MCR Safety Checklite CL110 Ballistic Safety Glasses, Clear Lens, each

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$1.29

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$0.99
INOX

SKU: LB1780CAF-BX

Safety Goggles, Direct Vent, Clear Lens, 12/box

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$22.99
INOX

SKU: LIB1715Q-C

F-1 Wrap-Around Safety Glasses, Clear Lens, 12/box

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$11.99
INOX

SKU: LBF1715C-CASE

iNOX Wrap-Around Safety Glasses, Clear Lens, 12/case

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$15.99
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Kimberly Clark

SKU: KCP-25659

KleenGuard V30 Nemesis Safety Glasses, Amber Lens Colors, ea

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$5.69

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$4.97

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How to Choose Eye Protection for Automotive Work

Start with the hazard and the work being performed. Grinding, sanding, repair, fluid service, parts handling, detailing, and maintenance can involve flying particles, dust, liquids, chemicals, glare, and other eye hazards. This assortment includes both safety glasses and goggles, so compare eyewear format, coverage, lens features, fit, venting, and documented safety ratings against the task rather than treating every style as interchangeable.

Safety Glasses for Impact and Flying Particles

Safety glasses are a practical choice for many repair, inspection, tool-use, and maintenance tasks where impact or flying-particle protection is required. Current options include wraparound, frameless, ballistic-style, clear, amber, and smoke-lens designs. Compare side coverage, lens configuration, fit, temple and nosepiece features, and the individual product’s ANSI rating according to the work environment.

Safety Goggles for Dust and Liquid Splash

Goggles provide closer coverage around the eyes and may be more appropriate where dust, fine particles, droplets, or liquid splash are the identified hazard. This category includes both direct- and indirect-vent designs, but venting type matters. Direct-vent goggles can support airflow and particulate protection, while selected indirect-vent models in this assortment carry documented splash and dust ratings. Review the exact product rating before selecting goggles for a particular exposure.

Compare Lens, Anti-Fog, and Fit Features

Clear lenses are useful across many indoor shop environments, while smoke or amber options may be preferred for particular lighting or visibility conditions. Anti-fog coatings can be useful in humid work areas or when eyewear is worn with Respirators & Masks. Fit also varies by model, with options for different face sizes, flexible temples, adjustable straps, and selected goggles that fit over prescription eyewear.

Lens color alone does not establish protection from hazardous optical radiation. Welding, cutting, brazing, and other operations involving potentially injurious light require eye protection with the appropriate filter or shade rating for the task.

Match Eye Protection to Fluids and Chemicals

Oil service, degreasing, cleaning, maintenance, and other automotive procedures can create liquid or chemical splash hazards. Where splash protection is required, select appropriately rated goggles and any additional face protection specified for the procedure. Review the substance involved, workplace hazard assessment, and eyewear manufacturer documentation rather than assuming ordinary safety glasses provide the same protection as splash-rated goggles.

Coordinate Eye Protection With Automotive PPE

Many automotive tasks involve more than one hazard. Grinding, sanding, fabrication, and tool-heavy work may also require Hearing Protection or task-appropriate respiratory protection, while fluid service and cleanup may call for Disposable Gloves and Shop Wipes. Select each component according to the work being performed and compatibility with the other PPE being worn.

Plan for Shop and Repeat Purchasing

When supplying repair bays, body shops, fleet maintenance facilities, dealership service departments, or multiple technicians, confirm the required protection type, lens configuration, fit needs, package quantity, number of workstations or employees, and expected replacement frequency before ordering.

For larger or multi-product purchases, add products to a quote from their product pages, or build your shopping cart and convert it to a quote. Review the products and quantities you need, then submit your request through Harmony’s website.