272191 - Miller Spatter Clear Safety Glasses, Black Frame

High-Performance Eye Protection for Industrial Environments

The Miller Spatter Black Safety Glasses with Clear Lens (272191) represent a premium solution for personal protective equipment (PPE) in demanding industrial settings. Designed by Miller Electric, a leader in welding and safety technology, these glasses are engineered to provide optimal optical clarity while ensuring rigorous protection against impact and debris. The "Spatter" series is specifically constructed to bridge the gap between functional safety gear and comfortable, wearable design, ensuring that safety compliance is maintained throughout the workday.

At the core of these safety glasses is a shatterproof polycarbonate lens. Polycarbonate is the industry standard for impact resistance, capable of withstanding high-velocity particles that are common in grinding, cutting, and general fabrication tasks. The lenses are treated with a specialized anti-fog coating. In humid shop environments or during strenuous activity where perspiration is a factor, lens fogging can be a significant safety hazard. The anti-fog treatment ensures that the wearer maintains a clear line of sight at all times, reducing the need to remove glasses to wipe them clean, which exposes the eyes to danger.

The frame architecture utilizes a half-frame design. This engineering choice serves two purposes: it significantly reduces the overall weight of the eyewear, preventing fatigue on the bridge of the nose, and it removes the lower rim obstruction, thereby increasing the vertical field of view. This is particularly beneficial for workers who need to look down at workpieces or navigate complex shop floors. The frame features form-fitting orbital eye coverage, which wraps around the face to provide lateral protection. This wrap-around design is critical for meeting ANSI side shield requirements, ensuring that debris entering from the periphery is deflected effectively.

Comfort is paramount in the design of the Miller Spatter glasses. The contact points—specifically the temples and the nose piece—are constructed with soft rubber materials. This rubberized grip serves a dual function: it provides a cushioned interface against the skin to prevent pressure points during long shifts, and it increases friction to keep the glasses securely in place, even when the wearer is moving vigorously or sweating. These glasses meet ANSI Z87.1+ standards, certifying them for high-impact protection in occupational and educational personal eye and face protection devices.