In metalworking, safety comes first. Employees are exposed daily to hazardous materials, high temperatures, flying metal particles, and long hours working behind screens. At Seeh, we understand these risks and offer custom eye and hearing protection, specifically developed for the unique challenges of the metal industry.
From welding to office work. Every task requires a suitable solution.
Welding and cutting release sparks and metal particles with force at eye level, even during short-term tasks.
Certified safety glasses protect your employees' eyes without compromising visual clarity.
A full-face mask is sometimes mandatory when welding, which poses a problem for those who wear glasses. Standard glasses 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.
Cutting and deburring workpieces releases splinters and fine metal dust at eye level.
Certified safety glasses protect your employees' eyes without compromising on visual clarity.
Cutting machines, grinders, and other tools create noise peaks that far exceed 80 dB(A).
Custom earplugs dampen harmful noise while keeping colleagues and warning signals clearly audible.
Analysts and lab technicians spend hours at a time working on data and reports on screen. Occupational health and safety regulations require computer glasses if standard eyewear is insufficient for screen work.
Prescription computer glasses are precisely calibrated to the viewing distance of screen work, ensuring your employees can 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 workshop environment involving grinding, compressed air, and machinery noise, this duty is particularly significant.
In your risk assessment and evaluation (RAE), you determine the necessary protection for each role and workstation.
Eye protection falls under EN ISO 16321-1, the successor to EN 166. Custom-molded earplugs fall under EN 352-2. Only certified products qualify as protective equipment.
Every day, metalworkers are exposed to intense conditions such as noise, sparks and dangerous particles. At Seeh, we understand the requirements of the metal industry, which is why we offer tailor-made protection for every situation. Together with you, we will find the right safety solutions that match the specific activities and risks in your company.
All products comply with the new ISO 16321 standard and have CE marking.
With a few steps, you can easily order prescription safety glasses and otoplastics.
Each employee receives customized professional and expert advice.
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That is determined in your risk assessment and evaluation (RI&E) for each role and workstation. For welding sparks and metal splinters, eye protection according to EN ISO 16321-1 is the standard, while hearing protection is mandatory for noise levels above the threshold. A welder therefore requires different protection than a quality inspector working behind a screen. We are happy to help you translate your RI&E 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 workshop, reducing harmful noise while keeping speech and warning signals audible. This makes them safer than universal earplugs, which often provide too much or too little attenuation.
Yes. Our lenses are lightweight, impact-resistant, and feature coatings that prevent scratches and smudging. This ensures the glasses remain clear, even with daily intensive use in the welding department. 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 any 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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