Hoya Prescription Safety Eyewear brochure

MODEL FRAME: MATADOR MOJO BLACK / RED

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Protect.
Preserve.

Prescription Safety Eyewear

The new standard in Safety Eyewear

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Protect.
Preserve.

Did you know? About 95 percent of eye injuries treated in

Australian and New Zealand hospitals are a result of carelessness
and lack of attention to basic eye safety.

There’s a lot more to eye protection than just putting on a pair
of safety glasses. There are numerous products available in the
market which claim eye safety. By having a good understanding
of the different kinds of eye protection, you can make an
informed choice and find the solution that is best for you.

Common Causes of Eye Injury

Impact Such as plastic pieces or metal flakes can hit your eye and

result in puncture, scratch or bruising.

Dust Sanding or woodwork can cause dust and grit to fly into your

eye, resulting in irritation and scratches.

Chemical Harmful chemical vapours, mists and fumes, or liquid

chemicals splashing into your eyes, can burn the surface of your eye.

Heat Exposure to high temperatures, molten metal, or hot sparks

poses a potential burn hazard.

Visible Radiation Unprotected exposure to an intense light source

such as laser can result in retinal burns and permanent loss of vision.

Ultraviolet (invisible) radiation Sources of UV radiation such as

welding arc can cause burns to the cornea and conjunctiva,
cataracts and retinal damage.

Proper Protection

Different situations require different types of protective eyewear.
The main types of protective eyewear are safety glasses, safety
goggles and face shields.

The HOYA Safety Prescription range is available in the revolutionary
Phoenix material, available with tinted and non-tinted, as well as
polarised and photochromic options. The HOYA Safety range
options include Single Vision, Bifocal and Multi-focal lenses.

When considering safety glasses, it is important to know that
one of the most important parts of safety frames is the lenses.
The Phoenix lens material offered by HOYA is the most suitable
eye safety lens solution and meets all safety requirements.

Low vs. Medium Impact

The type of safety eyewear you wear is dependent on the task or
activity conducted, and the risk that task can have on damaging
your eyes. HOYA Safety Eyewear offers both low and medium
impact options:

Low Impact Suitable for tasks where there is low risk of damage to

the eyes, with no debris, however some protection is still required.
Suitable for occupations such as a dentist, doctor or any chemical
laboratory related tasks.

Medium Impact Suitable for occupations where there is a high risk

of debris that can damage the eyes, or where blunt objects are
utilised. This can include mining, construction, grinding, farming
and agriculture, wood-working, machinery usage, hammering or
brick laying.

HOYA Phoenix 1.53 Lenses

HOYA’s unique proprietary Phoenix 1.53 lens material, is a
medium impact certified lens material used throughout
HOYA’s Safety Eyewear range.

It is completely resistant to common chemicals, making it the
perfect material for safety in the workplace. Phoenix is also
extremely light-weight and is available with HOYA’s Super Hard
Coat and VP Multi-coat, guaranteeing crisp, clear vision across
the entire surface of the lens.

Chemical Resistant

Phoenix (polyurethane) Safety Lenses are completely resistant
to common chemicals.

Item PHOENIX Polycarbonate
Acetone yes no
Perfumes yes no
Hairspray yes no
Household cleaners yes no
Solvents yes no
Wlndex yes no
Ammonia yes no

Increased protection from impact due to PHOENIX lenses being

10 times stronger than standard lenses

Increased comfort due to the ultra-lightweight PHOENIX lenses

Improved optics, when compared to other safety lens materials,

improving vision by 20%

Products certified and endorsed by SAI Global

Positive seal with added dust Correct.
Protect.
protection frame range available Preserve.

Wide range of plastic
and metal frames from

leading manufacturers

ALL frames tested to

1337.6.2012 AS/NZS
Standards

MOJO LOCO

• Positive seal for dusty conditions • Non-conductive plastic
• Temples can be removed and replaced • Suitable for electricians and the
with strap to create a goggle electrical industry
• Colours: silver-blue, matt-black, black-red, • Colours: Crystal and matt black
silver and tortoiseshell

TWISTER CANNON

• Suitable for mining, manufacturing, • Suitable for most industries
construction and the agricultural industry • Removable temples to insert strap
• Clear side shields, optical look for goggle use
• Colours: gloss black, brown and red • Colours: matt black and gloss black

RIO OG220

• Suitable for most industries • Suitable for medical and electrical fields
• Adjustable nose pads and temples tips • Non-conductive material, brow bar for comfort
• Colours: grey, red, orange, yellow, blue • Colours: grey-pink, clear, black,
• Includes gasket and strap purple-white and brown

SAFETY INSERT RANGE VELOCITY

• Suitable for most industries • Suitable for most industries
• Insert allows for ranges up to +10/-10sph • Colours: matt black
• Colours: matt black

108 202

• Suitable for most industries • Suitable for most industries
• Colour: gunmetal • Adjustable nose pads and clear side-shields
• Colour: gunmetal

For full range please see your nearest HOYA Safety Eyewear supplier.

Correct. AS/NZS 1337.6.2012
Protect. SMKH 20522
Preserve. SAI Global

To ensure the highest quality products HOYA Lens Australia has sought
and gained accreditation with SAI Global (license number SMKH20522).
The accreditation process requires that HOYA manufacture a specified
number of each frame type to specified prescription parameters. These
units are then independently tested by a NATA accredited laboratory
for low impact, medium impact, penetration tests at both ambient and
elevated temperatures, thickness criteria and prescription accuracy.
The results are forwarded to SAI global, for independent assessment.
Despite being an accredited laboratory, it remains the responsibility
of HOYA Lens Australia to ensure ongoing compliance to the standard
and the manufacturing requirements of all safety eyewear products.

Certification is not compulsory and other manufacturers may claim that
they can manufacture products compliant to the standard. In this instance
the manufacturer is declaring that their product is compliant and must be
able to substantiate the claims of conformance.

All HOYA safety eyewear products are supplied with a hard frame case
and a Certificate of Authenticity.

MEDIUM IMPACT - CERTIFIED
Prescription Safety Spectacles

Dear Wearer, « Date of supply »

The Prescription Safety Spectacles enclosed have been manufactured by Hoya Lens
Australia, in accordance with the Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS
1337.6:2012 Eye Protectors for Industrial Use and with Australian Standards AS 2228.1
for Spectacle Lenses. These Prescription Safety Spectacles are certified to meet Medium
Impact requirements.

Hoya Lens Australia is the holder of License No SMKH20522, issued by SAI Global, for
the manufacture of prescription safety spectacles for both Medium and Low impact
requirements.

To maintain Medium Impact certification, all repairs and replacements must be carried
out by Hoya Lens Australia. Failure to do so will void manufacturing warranty.

For lens specifications and chemical resistance please visit our website
www.hoyalens.com.au

Yours Sincerely,
HOYA LENS AUSTRALIA.

No.SMKH20522 Rec No 12345678
Ref SAMPLE
Lens PHOENIX HC or MC
RE 0.00 / -0.00 @ 180 ADD 0.00
LE 0.00 / -0.00 @ 180 ADD 0.00
PD R 0.00 L 0.00 HTR 0.00 L 0.00
NPD R NPD L

For more information on HOYA Safety Eyewear please contact your local provider.