Overview

• The ZECCHIN VAF safety spectacle is built on a single principle: what is not assembled cannot come apart. The spectacle is made as a one piece integrated design, and that matters more than it sounds when eyewear is bought by the hundred and issued daily.
• Why? Because in institutional use a safety spectacle is rarely condemned for having broken; it is condemned because a small part of it was lost or worked loose: the rubber nose pad that falls off so the spectacle no longer sits steady on the nose, the rubber temple tip that slides out of place, or a hinge that loosens until the spectacle hangs on its wearer's face. Every one of those failure points exists only in designs assembled from fitted parts. A one piece structure removes them at source: no pad to fall, no part to lose, and no seam between two components where dust collects and cleaning is awkward.
• Completing that is a PC temple finished in soft TPE tips — and the design here is deliberate: the soft non-slip material is placed at the tip specifically, at the bearing point behind the ear where slippage actually happens as the wearer sweats, while the rest of the temple stays in light, rigid polycarbonate. This simpler structure shows in the weight: the carton net weight is 5.90 kg for 160 pieces, lighter than models with more heavily built temples — and lighter weight is no luxury in protective equipment; it is what determines whether the worker keeps it on through the shift rather than taking it off after an hour.
• The lens package is complete: optical grade polycarbonate described as distortion free — a point that belongs to long shifts, since a lens that distorts the image slightly strains the eye over hours and brings on headaches even though it looks fine in the first minute; an anti-fog coating for hot, humid environments and for work with a mask; a hard abrasion-resistant coating that delays lens hazing from repeated wiping in dusty conditions; UV protection; and a lens that is flexible and highly impact resistant. The design is wrap around, widening coverage about the eye.
• It is available with clear and dark lenses, packed 20 pieces per mono box and 160 pieces per carton — that is, 8 boxes per carton. Made in India. Available through Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah with guaranteed quality and fast delivery across Riyadh, Dammam, and all KSA regions.

Technical Specifications

Size & Color Table

Certificates & Standards

• This spectacle carries the CE mark and ANSI Z87.1 certification for eye and face protection, the reference stipulated in many contractor and corporate agreements operating in the Kingdom. Our sales team provides the type-examination certificate and conformity documents on request for inclusion in the project file before supply.

Additional reference standards for the Saudi market:

• ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 (the American standard for eye and face protection)
• EN 166 (the European basic requirements for eye protectors)
• EN 168 (test methods for eye protectors — including the anti-fog test)
• EN 170 (ultraviolet filters) · EN 172 (sunglare filters for industrial use) for the dark lens
• Regulation (EU) 2016/425 — Category II personal protective equipment

Industrial Applications

• B2B Sectors — Detailed Engineering Use Case:

B2B Supply Info

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the practical benefit of a one piece integrated design?

• It removes the commonest failure points in safety eyewear. In institutional use a spectacle is rarely condemned for having broken, but because a small part of it was lost or worked loose — a nose pad that falls off, a temple tip that slides out of place, or a hinge that loosens. A one piece structure does not contain those parts at all, and it is also easier to clean, having fewer seams where dust collects.

Q2: Why is the TPE placed at the temple tip specifically?

• Because the actual slippage point is behind the ear, where the spectacle bears and where sweat gathers. Placing the soft non-slip material at that point addresses the problem where it occurs, while the rest of the temple stays in light, rigid polycarbonate — so stability and light weight come together.

Q3: Does lighter weight mean less protection?

• No. The level of protection is set by the lens material, its thickness and the impact tests it passes, not by the weight of the frame. The lighter weight in this model comes from the simpler temple structure, not from a thinner lens, and the lens itself is flexible, highly impact-resistant polycarbonate. If anything, lighter weight serves safety in practice, because a heavy spectacle comes off after an hour and loses its function entirely.

Q4: Does it deal with fogging when worn with a mask?

• Yes, the lens carries an anti-fog coating that reduces the formation of the microscopic droplets which cloud vision when a mask is worn or when moving from an air-conditioned space into the heat. For more humid environments, or continuous work with a respirator, we also stock the ZECCHIN AFC, which adds ventilated temples to the same coating, combining the surface treatment with renewal of the air behind the lens.

Q5: How is it packed and how many come in a carton?

• Every 20 pieces in a box, and 160 pieces per carton — that is, 8 boxes per carton. Carton weight is 5.90 kg net and 6.90 kg gross, its dimensions are 65 × 30 × 27 cm and its volume is 0.06 m³. These figures are provided to ease shipping and storage calculations on project orders.

Internal Links

• Need ventilated temples that add renewal of the air behind the lens in more humid conditions? Browse the ZECCHIN AFC safety spectacle.
• Is your environment dry enough not to need anti-fog at all? Browse the Vaultex V91 frameless safety spectacle.
• Need an amber lens for low light and night shifts? Browse the Vaultex V71 safety spectacle in three lens tints.
• Outfitting a complete ZECCHIN kit for the worker? Browse the ZECCHIN TERRAIN safety boot and the ZECCHIN RBU ear plugs.
• Need carton pricing at 160 pieces to equip several sites? Contact our B2B team for a quote.

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