Lens Cleaning Products & Glasses Accessories

Lens cleaning & eyewear accessories

Fogged or scratched lenses are the number-one reason workers lift their safety eyewear at the worst possible time. Keeping cleaning gear on hand — and issued per crew, not left at the vehicle — is the difference between safety glasses that stay on-face and safety glasses that end up in a pocket.

Anti-fog sprays & sachets

Anti-fog treatments deposit a thin surfactant layer that prevents water droplets from forming. Sprays are more economical for shared use on site; single-use sachets are more convenient for tradespeople working off a vehicle. Both last several shifts per application and are safe on all AS/NZS 1337.1 lenses, including polarised and coated variants.

Cleaning sachets & microfibre cloths

Pre-moistened cleaning sachets remove grease, sweat, and hand-transfer residue without scratching the lens. They're the right choice for daily cleaning. Microfibre cloths handle dry dust and light marks — use dry on coated lenses, avoid rubbing grit into the surface. Never use paper towels, shirt fabric, or solvent-based wipes on anti-fog or anti-scratch coatings — they degrade the surface treatment and void the warranty.

Lanyards, cases, and head straps

A lanyard keeps safety glasses on-person when removed — straight into a chest pocket instead of onto a dusty surface. Hard cases are worth the small cost on sites where eyewear is shared between tasks. Head straps convert regular frames into quasi-goggles for overhead work, and stop frames being knocked off by helmets or hard hats.

Replacement nose pads & temple tips

Frames often outlast the rubber nose pieces and temple tips. Replacing these restores fit and comfort without replacing the entire unit — particularly useful on premium frames used by a named individual. Check the product page for compatibility by frame model.

Storage & care tips

• Store in a case when not on-face — never loose in a tool tray or pocket with keys/fasteners.
• Rinse with clean water before cleaning if the lens has abrasive dust on it — scrubbing grit into the lens is the main cause of scratches.
• Keep an anti-fog sachet in the vehicle glovebox for humid-morning starts and sudden weather changes.
• Inspect lenses weekly for scratches and cracks — replace as soon as visibility is compromised.

Frequently asked questions

Do anti-fog coatings wear out?

Factory anti-fog coatings last 6–18 months of regular use, depending on cleaning method and environment. Harsh solvents, paper towels, and dry wiping will degrade the coating faster. Anti-fog sprays can be reapplied as a maintenance treatment.

Can I use standard lens cleaner from my car?

No — car-glass cleaners contain ammonia and other solvents that damage anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings. Only use cleaning products rated for safety eyewear.

Do you offer trade or bulk pricing on accessories?

Yes — trade accounts get 5% off RRP, and carton quantities unlock volume pricing on sachets and microfibre cloths. Apply for a trade account →