Made of dark blue, FDA-compliant rubber with metal additives, these eyeglass lanyards are designed to sanitary standards. They're safe for direct contact with food, easy to spot, and metal detectable if any piece falls into a batch. They help you comply with Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) programs for food safety. Use them to hang glasses around your neck and keep them from falling off. Compared to eyeglass lanyards made of fabric, they’re easier to clean and sanitize.

To attach these eyeglass lanyards, slide them onto the arms of your glasses. They fit reading and safety glasses. If they get caught in equipment, they’ll snap and break off to keep you safe.

Dispensers can be mounted to the wall using fasteners (sold separately) to keep up to 20 pairs of safety glasses ready for use.

12 individual compartments provide convenient storage space for safety goggles. These cabinets can be mounted to the wall using fasteners (sold separately).

Perform common eyeglass repairs with the screwdriver, magnifier, screws, and nose pads in this case. The screwdriver has both Slotted and Phillips blades.

Keep goggles close at hand in this case with zipper closure and belt loop.

A built-in LED on these wearable magnifiers shines a bright, even light so you don’t miss any scratches, dents, or nicks. They rest comfortably on your face so you can inspect objects up close without hunching over a handheld or bench-mount magnifier. First designed for jewelers, these magnifiers also work well for quality control and inspection. Swap out six included lens sets to switch between magnification levels ranging from 6X to 25X. The lenses are made of plastic, which are more lightweight and shatter resistant than glass lenses. The loupes flip up, so you don’t need to take them off completely between uses.

A refillable pump bottle lets you reuse these stations when the solution runs out. The pump bottle comes with alcohol free/silicone-free solution. Use it in environments such as auto and paint facilities where silicone could cause contamination.

Disinfect and store full- and half-face respirators using these kits. Each time you clean a respirator, dissolve one powder cleaner packet in a gallon of warm water on one side of the pail, then submerge your respirator for 10 minutes and remove any remaining dirt with the scrubbing brush. Rinse it in fresh water on the other side of the pail and let it air-dry in a clean environment. Blow any remaining water out of crevices in the respirator using the air bulb. Once it’s clean and dry, put it in one of the storage bags to protect it from contamination until its next use.

The cleaner included in these kits won’t damage any of your respirator’s sensitive rubber components, but remove any cartridges and filters before cleaning.

These kits meet OSHA safety and health standards for respirator cleaning.

Cleaning kits and replacement respirator cleaners cannot be sold outside of the United States due to regulatory limits on VOCs (volatile organic compounds).

20 individual compartments provide convenient storage space for safety eyewear. These cabinets can be mounted to the wall using fasteners (sold separately).