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KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses (Clear Uncoated)

KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses (Clear Uncoated) (Case/12)

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25627
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036000256277
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12 Safety Glasses

KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses — Clear Lens (Uncoated), Clear Frame (12/Case)

When you need a straightforward, economical way to outfit visitors, contractors, and support personnel with dependable eye protection, KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses deliver. This lightweight, frameless-style eyewear is metal-free (with screw-less hinges) and uses clear polycarbonate lenses designed for high visible-light transmission in indoor environments. The clear lenses provide 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection and the eyewear is positioned to meet ANSI Z87.1+ high-impact requirements for personal eye protection.

Cleanroom note: Eye protection is a gowning-system component. Your cleanroom class/grade, process risk, and SOPs determine whether disposable visitor glasses, sealed goggles, or sterile goggles are required.

Specifications:
  • Manufacturer item / SKU: 25627
  • UPC: 036000256277
  • GTIN: 10036000256274
  • Pack: Case of 12 safety glasses
  • Lens material: Polycarbonate
  • Lens tint: Clear (indoor-friendly visibility)
  • Lens coating: Uncoated
  • Frame style: Lightweight, frameless styling (visitor/disposable-friendly profile)
  • Design: Metal-free with screw-less hinges
  • Base curve: 10 base curve (wrap coverage profile)
  • Standards: ANSI Z87.1+ (high impact), TAA compliant
  • Country of origin: Taiwan
  • Recycling program (where available): RightCycle referenced by brand/program
About the Manufacturer:

KleenGuard™ PPE is positioned as “enables rather than inhibits” equipment: practical protection that keeps people productive and comfortable during real work. Element Visitor Safety Glasses focus on simple adoption—lightweight construction, metal-free design, and clear polycarbonate lenses that support everyday indoor tasks.

SOSCleanroom + Ansell (KleenGuard) relationship: As Ansell expands and formalizes its Kimtech™ and KleenGuard™ portfolio, SOSCleanroom is aligned to support customers with consistent availability, straightforward documentation expectations, and product-path guidance (visitor glasses vs. anti-fog safety eyewear vs. sealed goggles vs. sterile goggles) as program needs evolve.

Key Features:
  • Clear polycarbonate lenses designed to provide 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection
  • Metal-free construction with screw-less hinges (reduces metal components and simplifies disposal)
  • Lightweight, frameless styling that works well for visitors and short-duration tasks
  • ANSI Z87.1+ high-impact positioning for personal eye protection
  • Clear frame and clear lenses for maximum visible-light transmission in indoor settings
Benefits in Controlled Environments:
  • Visitor-ready simplicity: Quick issue and easy sizing for contractors, tours, and short-term access needs.
  • Reduces shared-equipment handling: Disposable visitor eyewear can reduce the cross-use concerns that come with communal safety glasses.
  • Clear indoor vision: Clear lenses support walk-through inspections, paperwork, and bench-side tasks without tinted distortion.
  • Comfort-first compliance: Lightweight eyewear is more likely to stay on when people are moving between gowning and support corridors.
Common Applications:
  • Visitor and contractor eye protection for cleanroom-adjacent corridors and support zones
  • Receiving, maintenance, and facilities tasks where basic impact protection is required
  • Gowning room staging (where SOPs permit disposable visitor eyewear)
  • General lab and light industrial environments requiring economical clear-lens protection
Best-Practice Use (Gowning-Friendly Handling):
  • Handle by the temples: Avoid touching lenses and the inner face-contact points to reduce smears and contamination transfer.
  • Sequence matters: In many gowning flows, eyewear is donned after initial hair/beard control and before final hood/coverall closure—but follow your room’s posted sequence.
  • Swap when scratched: Uncoated lenses can haze or scratch more easily; replace to maintain visibility and reduce “fog-touching” habits.
  • Escalate when needed: If your environment demands sealed eye protection or anti-fog performance, move up to goggles or coated eyewear rather than forcing a visitor style into a critical task.

Program reminder: ISO cleanroom class and EU GMP Annex 1 grade expectations can drive stricter gowning, including face/eye coverage and cleaning/sterilization requirements. Use this as product guidance—not as your SOP.

Selection Notes:
  • Uncoated vs. anti-fog: Choose uncoated for basic, economical visitor protection; choose anti-fog coated options when humidity, masks, and temperature swings are constant.
  • Visitor glasses vs. sealed goggles: Visitor glasses are not a “seal.” If splash/chemical exposure or critical airflow control is in play, upgrade to the appropriate goggle.
  • Standard glasses vs. OTG: If visitors wear prescription eyewear, consider OTG (over-the-glasses) protection to avoid poor fit and gaps.

Manufacturer reference pages: KCP Product Reference (25627)  |  Ansell KleenGuard Brand

Other Related Eye Protection at SOSCleanroom.com

Notes: Need help matching eye protection to gowning flow (ISO class / Annex 1 grade), fog drivers, and visitor access patterns? SOSCleanroom can help standardize the right mix for your facility.

Product page updated: Jan. 15, 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)

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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Visitor Safety Glasses Clear Lens (Uncoated) Metal-Free / Screw-less Hinges ANSI Z87.1+ Case/12 TAA Compliant
KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses (25627) — practical eye protection that fits visitor flows and gowning discipline
Why eye protection matters in contamination control

In controlled environments, eyewear is not just a safety checkbox. It changes behavior: fewer face touches, fewer lens wipes with gloved fingers, and fewer "quick adjustments" that turn into contamination events. For visitor access and support corridors, a simple, consistent eyewear issue process often improves compliance more than a premium spec that people remove halfway through a walkthrough.

What this product is (and what it is not)

KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses (25627) are economical, lightweight safety eyewear with frameless styling, a metal-free design, and screw-less hinges. Clear polycarbonate lenses are stated to provide 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection; positioned to meet ANSI Z87.1+ high-impact performance expectations.

This is visitor-style eyewear for basic impact protection and indoor visibility. It is not a sealed goggle and is not marketed as sterile eyewear. If your operation requires sealed eye protection, validated disinfection, or sterile transfer practices, use the appropriate goggle/sterile goggle specification.

Standards context: ISO first, then Annex 1

ISO perspective: ISO 14644-1 addresses classification of air cleanliness by particle concentration; ISO 14644-5 focuses on operations controls (management of personnel, entry/exit practices, and procedures that keep the cleanroom operating within specified cleanliness levels).

European Annex 1 perspective: If you operate under EU GMP Annex 1, treat "eye protection choice" as part of your grade-based gowning qualification: confirm coverage, cleanability/disinfection method, and behaviors that can introduce contamination.

Quick specification snapshot
Attribute Element Visitor Safety Glasses (25627)
Case pack12 glasses per case
LensPolycarbonate, clear tint; uncoated
UV protectionStated 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection
ConstructionMetal-free; screw-less hinges; lightweight profile
StandardsPositioned to meet ANSI Z87.1+; TAA compliant
Country of originTaiwan (published)
Donning technique: where eyewear belongs in the gowning flow
ISO-driven habits
  • Start clean before you start gowning: sanitize hands, remove items that trigger face-touching.
  • Handle eyewear by the temples: avoid lens contact; lens smears drive mid-walk adjustments and glove-to-face transfer.
  • Sequence to reduce rework: place eyewear after initial hair/beard containment and before final hood/coverall closure. Follow posted room flow.
  • One entry, one pair (visitor practice): issue and remove consistently; do not re-use across uncontrolled areas.
  • Upgrade when fog becomes "behavioral contamination": select anti-fog coated eyewear or sealed goggles if fog forces repeated touch/adjust.
Annex 1 add-on (EU sterile manufacturing environments)

Annex 1 programs typically expect tighter control of what personnel wear and how garments are donned relative to grade. Treat eye protection choice as part of your grade-based gowning qualification.

Operational realities: uncoated lenses and handling

Uncoated lenses keep cost down but can be less forgiving to scratches and repeated wiping. In visitor programs, replace when visibility drops rather than "polishing" lenses with whatever wipe is nearby. If your site uses alcohol wipes, confirm compatibility and avoid aggressive solvents that can haze polycarbonate.

When to step up from visitor glasses
  • Fog is routine: move to anti-fog coated eyewear or goggles.
  • Splash/chemical risk: use the correct goggle or face shield system for the hazard assessment.
  • Critical zone entry: use sterile goggles or a validated reusable goggle program.
  • Visitors with Rx glasses: consider OTG protection to maintain fit and avoid gaps.
SOSCleanroom + Ansell (KleenGuard)

Ansell's integration of the KleenGuard™ portfolio strengthens long-term continuity for safety and controlled-environment PPE. SOSCleanroom is building forward with that shift by helping customers choose visitor eyewear where it works and upgrade to anti-fog or sealed systems where it's justified.

SOSCleanroom note about SOPs

The Technical Vault is written to help customers make informed contamination-control decisions and improve day-to-day handling technique. It is not your facility's Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), batch record, or validation protocol.

Use these best-practice suggestions to strengthen your SOPs—not to replace them.

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Last reviewed: May 1, 2026
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