In the woodworking sector, safety and efficiency are essential. When working with sharp tools and machinery, proper eye and ear protection is crucial. Whether it concerns safety glasses, prescription glasses for screen work, or custom-molded earplugs, you can manage everything your team needs to work safely and comfortably through one clear portal.
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From the sawing department to the design office. Every workspace requires a suitable solution.
Sawing, milling, and planing release splinters and wood particles with force at eye level.
Certified safety glasses protect your employees' eyes without compromising on visual clarity.
Circular saws, planers, and milling machines create noise peaks that well exceed 85 dB(A).
Custom-molded earplugs dampen harmful noise while ensuring warning signals in the sawing department remain audible.
Sanding boards and panels releases fine dust that irritates the eyes and blurs your vision.
Prescription safety glasses that fit snugly to your face, providing both protection and clear vision in a single pair.
When spray painting, respiratory protection with a full-face mask is often mandatory. This is a problem for those who wear glasses, as standard frames do not fit inside the mask and the temples break the seal.
A prescription mask insert is a frame that clicks into a full-face mask without compromising the seal. Suitable for masks from brands including MSA and Dräger, while maintaining the mask's safety certification.
Drafters and work planners spend hours at a time using CAD software. The Working Conditions Act mandates computer glasses if regular glasses are insufficient for screen work.
Prescription computer glasses are precisely calibrated to the viewing distance of screen work, ensuring your employees work comfortably and without strain.
Under Article 3 of the Working Conditions Act, employers are required to protect employees against risks to their eyes and hearing. In a woodworking company involving sawing, wood dust, and machinery noise, this duty is significant.
In your risk assessment and evaluation (RI&E), you determine the necessary protection for each role and workstation. A machine operator is subject to different requirements than a drafter.
Eye protection falls under EN ISO 16321-1 and custom-molded earplugs fall under EN 352-2. Only certified products qualify as protective equipment.
The woodworking environment requires reliable protective equipment. Woodworkers have to deal with splinters, dust particles and machine noises, making both eye and hearing protection an absolute must. The products in our portal are specifically designed to meet woodworking requirements, so that your team can work safely without distractions.
All products comply with the new ISO 16321 standard and carry the CE mark.
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That is determined by your risk assessment (RI&E) for each role and workstation. For flying splinters and wood dust, eye protection according to EN ISO 16321-1 is the standard, while hearing protection is mandatory for noise levels above the limit. A machine operator at a saw therefore requires different protection than a designer at a desk. We are happy to help you translate your risk assessment into a concrete policy for each role.
Not with regular glasses, as the temples break the mask's seal. The solution is a prescription mask insert, a frame that fits inside the mask without compromising the seal. Our mask inserts are compatible with full-face masks from brands like MSA and Dräger, while maintaining the mask's safety certification.
Yes, custom-molded earplugs provide selective attenuation. The filters are tuned to the noise levels of your sawing department, reducing harmful noise while keeping speech and warning signals audible. This makes them safer than universal earplugs, which often provide either too much or too little attenuation.
Yes. Our lenses are lightweight, impact-resistant, and feature coatings that prevent scratches and smudges. This ensures that our safety glasses remain clear, even with intensive daily use in dusty environments. All safety glasses are certified according to EN ISO 16321-1 and carry the CE mark.
Through the Seeh portal, you can easily add employees to the scheme and set the required protection for each job role. They can have their protective gear fitted at one of our 400+ Hans Anders stores and pick it up there, with no out-of-pocket expenses. The portal gives you a clear overview of usage and costs per branch or department.
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