What are Safe Eyes?
Why are Safe Eyes so effective?
Will Safe Eyes affect my field of vision?
What is the recommended cleaning method for Safe Eyes?
Who manufactures Safe Eyes?
Are Safe Eyes safety approved by any Australian authorities?
Is your product registered?
Who are the current users of Safe Eyes?
Are any major companies conducting trials with Safe Eyes?
Disclaimer

Why are Safe Eyes so effective? BACK TO TOP

• Will not fog - eye protection that eliminates "dangerous" fogging compared to traditional safety specs
• Stainless steel mesh
• No vision impairment
• Comfortable - can wear all day
• Keeps unwanted particles out of your eyes
• Will not scratch
• Will not crack
• Medium impact resistant
• Very durable
• Fully flexible
• Light weight
• Wide range of uses
• Brand new product

Will Safe Eyes affect my field of vision? BACK TO TOP

The stainless steel mesh is 4 times finer than other mesh visors, flexible, and the frame and strap are made from non-perishable, fuel resistant, mouldable rubber.

What is the recommended cleaning method for Safe Eyes? BACK TO TOP

• Wash in warm soapy water.
• Fit securely to face with headband.
• Store away from chemicals i.e. petrol.
• Note: To adjust pull Safe Eyes strap retaining clip forward, adjust strap and reposition clip.

Who manufactures Safe Eyes? BACK TO TOP

Safe Eyes are manufactured by Pikes Plastics, Masterton, New Zealand.

Are Safe Eyes safety approved by any Australian authorities? BACK TO TOP

Currently there is no Australian Standard for wire mesh goggles to be tested against.

As of September  2011 there was a unanimous decision made by the board members of Standards Australia in favour of establishing an Australian Standard of our own. It will take up to 12 months to finalise and in the interum we will adopt the European Standard BS EN 1731:2006 or USA standard ANSI Z87.1.2010 to certify against.

Is Safe Eyes registered? BACK TO TOP

Safe Eyes® is a registered trademark.

The Safe Eyes® design is a registered design R 404684.

Who are the current users of Safe Eyes BACK TO TOP

• Silviculture – pruning and thinning
• Logging
• Paper mill work – Carter Holt Harvey
• Timber mills
• Portable sawmilling
• Arboriculture
• Fencing
• Masonry – headstone engraving
• Jewellery manufacturing
• Building
• Hay and Straw handling
• Weed eating / line trimming
• Hedge trimming
• Woodwork – Colleges and Intermediates
• Metalwork – Colleges
• Aluminium  boat building
• Water blasting
• Paint scrapping
• Construction – machinery
• General home use
• Chainsaw use
• Lawn mowing
• Rose pruning
• Vineyards
• Kiwi fruit orchards
• Avocado orchards
• Concrete cutting
• Concrete drilling
• Drill press work
• Overhead drilling
• Pipe cutting
• Plastics cutting, grinding and shaping
• Game farm shooting
• Rock wall building
• Car restoration
• Quad biking
• Coal mining
• Hebel block construction
• Horse harness racing
• Horse training
• Deer Yard, Shaving
• Railway construction
• Volunteer fire brigade
• Crash rescue
• Wool scouring

Are any major companies conducting trials with Safe Eyes? BACK TO TOP

Australia

• Mining - Gold & coal mines
• Tunneling - Shot creting
• Power station maintenance
• Building & construction

New Zealand

• OSH
• Mining - Fiji Gold mines
• Winstone Aggregates
• Meat processing
• Rural Fire fighting
• Power Station maintenance
• Fertilizer works
• New Zealand Army
• Sealord Shellfish

Disclaimer BACK TO TOP

This product is intended for protection against fine to medium particles up to low and medium impact but is not intended to give protection from UV rays or infrared. This product does not protect against molten metal splash, hot solids or electrical hazards.

Safe Eyes Australia shall not be responsible for any damages whatsoever caused either to products supplied or as a result of the malfunction of such products in the event that such products are in any way adapted, modified or used in a manner for which they are not specifically intended.