Safety sun glasses

Discover our range of safety sunglasses for work, designed to meet the needs of various professional activities. We offer a wide variety of lenses, treatments, filters and frames, including photochromic, polarized, mirrored options and more. Find the safety sunglasses that best suit your work requirements.

THE IMPORTANCE OF USING SAFETY SUN GLASSES

Safety sunglasses combine UV protection with impact and projection resistance thanks to high-quality polycarbonate lenses. They reduce glare and eye strain, improving comfort in outdoor and hazardous environments.

PRICE WHEN SAFETY SUN GLASSES

The price of sunglasses reflects the quality of their lenses and UV filters: investing in superior materials and treatments guarantees durability, comfort and maximum safety for your eyes.

SAFETY RULES FOR SUNGLASSES PROTECTION

Europa: Reglamento (UE) 2016/425, EN 170, EN 172; México: NOM-017-STPS-2008, NMX-S-066-SCFI-2000; Argentina: IRAM 3620; Chile: DS 594, NCh 461.

With over 70 years of experience, Pegaso Safety has established itself as a leading brand in the manufacturing of safety sunglasses. Our commitment is clear: to provide solutions that guarantee maximum eye protection, constantly innovating to offer products suitable for industrial sectors such as construction, chemicals, mining, energy, and public works, among others.

Why choose Pegaso Safety sunglasses?

The key lies in combining innovation and ergonomics to create comfortable and safe safety eyewear. At Pegaso Safety, we develop eye protection equipment designed for extended use, promoting worker well-being and improving their daily performance. We incorporate cutting-edge technologies to ensure clear vision in a variety of conditions, such as anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings, photochromic lenses, blue light filters, and much more. Our products are certified and have passed rigorous tests for impact resistance, UV (safety sun glasses), and liquid resistance, ensuring durability and an optimal user experience.

Technology for superior comfort

Our commitment to innovation is reflected in the ergonomics, design and distinctive comfort of the welding goggles we develop, guaranteeing a unique user experience.

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What are prescription glasses?

They combine the safety of standard safety glasses with custom-made prescription lenses. You can choose from our opticians and manage your glasses yourself through our WeCustom platform.

Frequently asked questions about prescription safety glasses

Exposure to the sun without adequate eye protection has side effects that are not immediately noticeable but accumulate over time. This can lead to serious injuries such as retinal burns, photo retinitis, photokeratitis, photo conjunctivitis and even contribute to the development of cataracts. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 18 million people in the world have gone blind due to cataracts attributable to ultraviolet (UV) radiation.

Wearing sun protection glasses can prevent, and even eliminate, these risks. Our sunglasses for work are classified as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and comply with EN166 and EN172 regulations, ensuring maximum safety.

Knowing the sun filter categories is essential when choosing sunglasses. These categories, numbered from 0 to 4, are specified in a leaflet or on the marking of the glasses, and indicate the level of intensity of the filter:

    • Category 0: Very clear lenses, suitable for indoor or low-light conditions
    • Category 4: Very dark lenses, ideal for extreme light environments, such as mountains or snow.

These categories do not depend on the color of the lens, but on its light transmission capacity, which helps determine appropriate use in different work environments.

Work sunglasses must offer protection against visible, UV and IR radiation. Some key features to consider include:

  • Optical class: Can be 1, 2 or 3, depending on the visual precision required
  • Resistance to surface deterioration (symbol K): Ideal for environments with particles.
  • Resistance to fogging (symbol N): Essential in environments with temperature changes.
  • High infrared reflectance (symbol R): Recommended for prolonged exposure to intense heat.
  • Photochromic filter: Automatically adapts to light conditions, varying its transmission based on light intensity.
  • Polarized filter: Eliminates light reflections on surfaces such as water, glass or asphalt.
  1. Indoor and outdoorr: Photochromic lenses that adapt to both environments.
  2. Glare environments: Polarized lenses are ideal for work with liquids, water or driving.
  3. Panoramic vision: For high-risk jobs that require full side vision, consider panoramic glasses like the Aventur Max.
  4. Protection against extreme impacts: Glasses with an inner foam shield, such as the Organik Hermetic, offer a secure eye seal and additional protection.
It indicates that the lens is designed to provide complete protection against ultraviolet rays (UVA and UVB), which are highly energetic and damaging to the eyes.
  • Pegaso Fotocrom: For indoor and outdoor work.
  • Street: For prolonged exposure to high solar intensity.
  • F1: With inner eye foam, ideal for environments with a high risk of impact.
  • Aventur Max: For superior panoramic vision.
Place two polarized lenses at a 90-degree angle. If almost total darkening occurs, the glasses are polarized.
They provide an all-in-one solution, as they combine clear and solar lenses. They darken or lighten automatically depending on the light intensity, eliminating the need to wear two separate glasses.