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Fashion forward safety from Ugly Fish

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Sunnies that work as hard as you do – Ugly Fish photochromic safety range. Every year, thousands of Australians suffer work-related eye injuries.

The good news is many of these injuries are preventable through the use of appropriate safety eyewear . Safety glasses have come a long way in the past decade.
Tradies can now choose from more fashionable designs, new flexible and lightweight materials, and a range of choices in fit and shape to suit individuals.

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Photochromic safety lenses

One exciting development is the introduction of photochromic lenses to safety frames. Photochromic lenses automatically darken from clear lenses to smoke-coloured sunglass lenses when exposed to UV. So one pair of Ugly Fish safety glasses can now protect your peepers in any light conditions.

For workers who move from indoor to outdoor, or early-morning starts to full sun, having a pair of glasses that works all day long means you’re less likely to forget to carry the right pair with you. How does it work?

The carbon molecules in photochromic lenses react to UV by changing their shape and absorbing light. This makes the lenses begin to appear darker. The more UV rays there are, the darker the lenses will become. It takes just 30 seconds for the lenses to darken!

The Ugly Fish Photochromic Safety range offers:

  • A range of styles from wrap-arounds to angular frames
  • UV protection: Australians face some of the highest UV levels in the world. Ugly Fish photochromics offer up to Category 3 maximum UV protection
  • Shatterproof polycarbonate lenses –the lightest and most impact-resistant of all plastic lenses • Anti-fog coating for maximum visual clarity
  • Tough but lightweight Grilamid TR-90 frame for all-day comfort. TR-90 provides high stress resistance and flexibility, combined with low density for reduced weight, and
  • All certified to the Australian Safety Standard AS/NZS 1337.1 for medium impact, and the Australian Standard for Sunglasses and Fashion Spectacles 1067.1.
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