Milwaukee Safety Glasses - Anti-Scratch Lenses

Yes. The Milwaukee safety glasses are marked to ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 (+) - 2015, and the plus designation covers high impact. They also carry CSA Z94.3 for Canadian jobsites and are third party tested, so they satisfy eye protection requirements on sites that spec either standard. Clear lens is part number 48-73-2011.

Two lens options: clear, part number 48-73-2011, and tinted, part number 48-73-2016. The clear lens works indoors or outdoors, so it is the one to standardize on if crews move between a building interior and the exterior in one shift. Take the tinted lens for sustained bright outdoor work. Both carry the same ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 (+) - 2015 and CSA Z94.3 markings.

The lenses have an anti-scratch hard coat, which is what keeps abrasive dust and incidental contact from clouding the field of view on concrete drilling, grinding, and overhead work. That coating is the main difference between these and an uncoated lens that goes milky in a week.

These Milwaukee glasses are a standard-frame safety spectacle, not an over-the-glass or goggle style, so they are not intended to fit over prescription eyewear. For workers in prescription lenses, look for an OTG-style safety spectacle or a Z87-rated goggle instead.

They are built for extended wear: a flexible nose bridge that adjusts to different face shapes and comfort temple arms. That matters for buyers issuing one part number across a mixed crew, since the flexing bridge covers a range of fits rather than a single one.

Each pair ships in a polybag, so they stack cleanly in a crib or tool room bin and can be handed out individually rather than broken out of a display pack. Tinted is 48-73-2016; clear is 48-73-2011.