This European Standard defines and explains the principal terms used in field of personal eye-protection in the following (draft) ENs:
EN 166, Personal eye-protection-- Specifications.
EN 167, Personal eye-protection-- Optical methods.
EN 168, Personal eye-protection-- Non-optical test methods.
EN 169, Personal eye-protection-- Filters for welding and related techniques-- Transmittance requirements and recommended use.
EN 170, Personal eye-protection-- Ultraviolet filters-- Transmittance requirements and recommended use.
EN 171, Personal eye-protection-- Infrared filters-- Transmittance requirements and recommended use.
En 172, Personal eye-protection-- Sunglare filters for industrial use.
EN 173, Personal eye-protection-- Visors for motorcykles helmets.
En 174, Personal eye-protection-- Ski goggles for downhill skiing.
EN 175, Personal eye-protection-- Equipment for eye and face protection during welding and allied processes.
EN 207, Personal eye-protection-- Filters and eye-protectors against laser radiation (laser eye-protectors).
EN 208, Personal eye-protection-- Eye-protectors for adjustment work on lasers and laser systems (laser adjustment eye-protectors).
EN 379, Personal eye-protection-- Automatic welding filters.
EN 1731, Mesh type and face protectors for industrial and non-industrial use against mechanical hazards and/or heat.
EN 1836, Personal eye-protection-- Sunglasses and sunglare filters for general use.
EN 1928, Personal eye-protection-- Goggles for motorcycle and moped users.
EN 12253, Screens for laser working places-- protectors for snowmobile users.
CR 13464, Guide to selection, use and maintenance of occupational eye and face protectors.
EN 14458, Personal eye-equipment-- Faceshields and visors for use with firefighters, and high performance industrial safety helmets used by firefighters, ambulance and emergeny services.
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