All of these looks contain shatter-proof polycarbonate lenses and meet the ANSI Z87.1 standards for safety glasses.
However, whenever a company is considering an order of custom hats, it is important to ensure that customizations do not negatively affect safety and performance standards established by ANSI (American National Standards Institute).
In 1997, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) wrote up new standards for hard hat manufacturers to keep in mind while creating their products.
Spy products protect 100 percent against UVA, UVB, and UVC, and they meet the ANSI Z80.3 standard.
Styles vary and even include some cowboy hat styles that still meet ANSI standards.
The lenses are ANSI Z87.1 approved and come in a set of four easily interchangeable lens tints for varying light conditions and outdoor activities (smoke, clear, yellow, and orange).
There are also ANSI standards glasses and goggles have to adhere to.
These are the default foreground colors 0 to 7 on ANSI terminals.
They are ANSI Z87.1 approved for impact resistance, OSHA approved, scratch resistant, feature Flex2Fit temples for a secure fit and come with an adjustable head strap and cloth storage pouch that can be used as a cleaning cloth.
This particular line uses a CR-39 lens or a lens of polished glass which is made to exceed ANSI standards for shatter and impact resistance.
Using two lamps, two color wheels and dual illumination channeling, the F3 achieves up to 5500 ANSI lumens brightness on screen.
You may see this listed as "UV 400" or "meets ANSI UV requirements."