FORTE UD 71 — Safety Spectacle in Three Lens Tints: One Item Code Covering a Facility's Eye Protection Requirement (EN166F / ANSI Z87.1)

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Dark Lens Tint, Black Temple
Amber Lens Tint, Amber Temple
Clear Lens Tint, Blue Temple

Product description

Overview

  • The FORTE UD 71 is an eye protection spectacle with a frameless design and a highly flexible single lens in impact-resistant polycarbonate, carrying 99.9% UV protection and an anti-scratch coating, with the nose bridge integrated into the lens and soft spatula type temples that bear along the side of the head across a broad area. It is offered in three lens tints: clear, amber and dark.
  • The value of this model shows when planning a facility's annual eye protection requirement — a task that comes before requesting a quotation and rests on three inputs.
  • The first input: how the workforce splits across lighting environments. The requirement is not counted by headcount alone but by distribution: how many work indoors under adequate light (clear), how many outdoors in daylight (dark), and how many on night shifts and in dim areas (amber). That distribution is what sets the tint mix on the purchase order, and settling it in advance stops one tint running out before the others and saves an extra purchase order weeks later.
  • The second input: the replacement rate. A spectacle is not usually replaced because it broke, but because its lens has hazed over from repeated wiping, which makes the anti-scratch coating the largest single influence on the annual rate. Bear in mind here that a single lens means replacing the complete unit when it is scratched or broken, since there are no replacement lenses in this design — a point that belongs explicitly in the calculation.
  • The third input: the number of item codes in the store. This is where this model specifically helps: one item code covers all three lighting environments. Instead of three items each with its own minimum stock, its own purchase order and its own conformity documents, the item stays one and the tint is specified at order time — so equipment schedule lines shrink and stock-taking gets simpler. The spectacle is certified to EN 166 F and ANSI Z87.1, and is made in India. Available through Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah with guaranteed quality and fast delivery across Riyadh, Dammam, and all KSA regions.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
CategoryEye protection — frameless safety spectacle
BrandFORTE Safety (F6)
Product CodeUD 71
DescriptionSafety Spectacle
StandardsEN 166 F · ANSI Z87.1
Lens MaterialImpact-resistant polycarbonate
Lens ConstructionHighly flexible single lens with an integrated nose bridge
Lens TintsClear · Dark · Amber
Radiation Protection99.9% UV protection
Lens CoatingAnti-scratch
FrameFrameless
TempleSoft spatula type — blue · black · amber
Made InIndia
SKUUD-71

Size & Color Table

SKULens TintTemple ColourTarget Group When Planning
UD 71 — ClearClearBlueWorkers indoors under adequate lighting
UD 71 — AmberAmberAmberNight shifts and dim or dusty areas
UD 71 — DarkDarkBlackWorkers outdoors in daylight
  • *One size fits most users. Set the quantity of each tint on the purchase order from the crew list rather than splitting them evenly.*

Certificates & Standards

  • The spectacle is certified to two international eye protection standards: the European EN 166 with the F symbol, denoting that it passed the impact test at low energy (a projectile at 45 m/s), the protection level called for in maintenance, assembly, warehousing and general site work; and the American ANSI Z87.1, adopted in many project specifications across the Kingdom. The certification applies to all three tints, since they are the same model in different lens colours, as does the 99.9% UV protection, which is a property of the polycarbonate material rather than of the lens colour. The documentation advantage of that is one approval file covering all three tints instead of three. At field audit the reference is the symbols printed on the lens and temple. Product documentation and conformity certificates are supplied on request.

Additional reference standards for the Saudi market:

  • EN 166 (basic requirements for eye protectors) — the F symbol for low energy impact resistance
  • ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 (the American standard for eye and face protection)
  • EN 170 (ultraviolet filters) — the reference for the clear and amber lenses
  • EN 172 (sunglare filters for industrial use) — the reference for the dark lens
  • Regulation (EU) 2016/425 — Category II personal protective equipment

Industrial Applications

  • B2B Sectors — Detailed Engineering Use Case:
Sector / ApplicationEngineering Use Case Details
Planning the annual PPE requirementOne item code in three tints simplifies the eye protection line in the annual budget and the equipment schedule
PPE stores holding many item codesFewer codes means less minimum stock and fewer separate purchase orders per item
Facilities running around the clockThe amber tint for night shifts, clear for indoor daytime work and dark for outdoor work
Factories with several departments and environmentsAllocating tints across departments without changing the item code or the purchasing specification
Long shifts and continuous wearThe spatula temple bears along the side of the head across a broad area instead of pressing at one point behind the ear
General maintenance and assembly workshopsImpact-resistant polycarbonate lens against fragments flying in general work

B2B Supply Info

FieldValue
Lead Time2-3 Business Days
CoverageRiyadh · Dammam · Jeddah · Jubail · Yanbu · All KSA
Project SupplyAvailable — contact sales team to set the three-tint mix from the crew list before the supply order is raised

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How do I calculate our annual spectacle requirement?

  • Start from three numbers: how the workforce splits across lighting environments (indoor / outdoor daytime / night and dim), which sets the tint mix; then your facility's replacement rate, which last year's issue records will reveal; then a safety stock for visitors and temporary contractors. The first multiplied by the second plus the third is the approximate requirement, reviewed after a quarter against actual issue.

Q2: Why does it matter that the three tints sit under one item code?

  • Because every extra item in the store means its own minimum stock level, its own purchase order, its own line on the equipment schedule and its own conformity document file. With three tints under one code, all of those stay single, and the tint is specified only at order time.

Q3: What actually drives the spectacle replacement rate?

  • Scratching, not breakage. A worker in a dusty environment wipes the lens several times a shift, and repeated wiping is what hazes the lens and drives its replacement. That is why the anti-scratch coating delays that moment. Bear in mind that a single lens means replacing the complete unit, since there are no replacement lenses in this design.

Q4: When exactly do I need the amber tint?

  • When light is scarce or scattered — neither absent nor bright: night shifts under artificial lighting, stores, basements and tunnels, and dusty atmospheres where light is scattered. That is the condition the clear lens does not serve, because it adds no contrast, and the dark lens does not serve either, because it reduces light in the first place.

Q5: Is delivery available to Riyadh, Dammam, and all KSA regions?

  • Yes, supply is available across all KSA regions with bulk quantities available for B2B projects and equipping full work crews in all three tints, in whatever proportions your crew list dictates.

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