991 Peiffers Ln, Suite B
Harrisburg, PA 17109
T: 717-525-7135
F: 717-525-7136
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
other hours by appointment
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About Lens Colors
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The selection of lens colors is often based on personal preference. However, you should also know that there are some real practical reasons to pick some lens colors. Here is a guide that may help you to choose a safety glass lens color that may also enhance your performance in your work conditions:
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TYPE
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DESCRIPTION
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Ø 3.0 IR Filter
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For protection against welding and light brazing work
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Ø 5.0 IR Filter
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For use around welding sites, medium to heavy cutting or medium to heavy gas welding
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Ø Amber
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Often used in indoor or low light conditions, enhances contrast
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Ø Brown/Coffee
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Often used in outdoor applications best for enhancing depth perception
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Ø Clear
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Provides impact resistance w/o adjusting for lighting conditions
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Ø Copper & Shooters Amber
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Offers high contrast in low light conditions with minimal strain on the eye
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Ø Gradient
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Provides protection from glare while allowing the user to read clearly
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Ø Gray
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Used in outdoor applications and protects against excessive glare
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Ø Infinity Blue
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Most often used in indoor applications where they is an excessive amount of yellow or sodium vapor lighting, offers high level of visual contrast
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Ø Mirror Coated Lenses
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Lenses are often a gray base protecting against glare. The mirror coating provides additional glare reduction and looks cool
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Ø Orange
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Offers high contrast and low light image resolution. Some like this better than Amber. Orange can make distinguishing colors more difficult
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Ø Purple Haze
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Commonly used in low light conditions and enhanced contrast
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