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

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25631
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036000256314
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12 Safety Glasses

KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses (Smoke Uncoated) — Case of 12 (25631)

KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses (Smoke Uncoated) are lightweight, frameless safety glasses built for economical, high-visibility eye protection in facilities that need reliable visitor and task coverage. This metal-free design uses screw-less hinges and a wraparound geometry for broad peripheral vision, paired with smoke polycarbonate lenses for bright-light environments. Supplied as a 12-pair case for easy stocking at entry points, gowning rooms, maintenance cribs, and production support areas.

Operations note: In controlled environments, treat shared eye protection as a handled item—standardize cleaning, storage, and change-out rules in your SOP to reduce cross-contact and contamination risk.

Specifications:
  • Manufacturer item / product code: 25631
  • Product type: Visitor / economy safety glasses
  • Lens color: Smoke
  • Lens material: Polycarbonate
  • Lens coating: Uncoated
  • Frame: Black, lightweight wraparound; frameless styling
  • Hinges: Screw-less; metal-free design
  • Base curve: 10 base curve (wraparound geometry)
  • Compliance (published): ANSI Z87.1+ (impact-rated); CSA Certified; TAA Compliant
  • UV protection (published): 99.9% UVA / UVB / UVC protection
  • Case pack: 12 pairs per case
  • UPC: 036000256314
  • GTIN: 10036000256311
  • Country of origin: Taiwan
  • Program (where available): RightCycle eligible (program participation is site-dependent)
About the Manufacturer:

KleenGuard safety eyewear is a long-established facility staple for industrial and controlled-workplace programs that need consistent, economical protection for employees and visitors. Following Ansell’s acquisition of Kimberly-Clark’s PPE business, KleenGuard is part of a broader protection portfolio focused on practical, scalable worker protection solutions.

 

SOSCleanroom + Ansell (KleenGuard) moving forward: SOSCleanroom is building deeper continuity around KleenGuard availability, documentation support, and practical selection guidance—so customers can standardize PPE at the gowning boundary, at entrances, and across support areas without supply surprises.

Key Features:
  • Frameless, lightweight wraparound design to reduce interference to peripheral vision
  • Metal-free construction with screw-less hinges (reduces metal-part concerns in sensitive workflows)
  • Smoke polycarbonate lenses for bright-light areas
  • ANSI Z87.1+ impact-rated eyewear (published compliance)
  • Case-of-12 format for stocking visitor stations and shared PPE cabinets
Benefits:
  • Visitor-ready standardization: a simple, repeatable eyewear option that helps you keep entrances and gowning rooms consistent.
  • Reduced handling complexity: lightweight fit encourages compliance for short-duration tasks and walkthroughs.
  • Operational clarity: case packaging supports controlled storage, controlled issue, and predictable replenishment.
  • Facility versatility: suited to production support, maintenance, warehousing, and general manufacturing environments.
Common Applications:
  • Visitor eye protection at facility entrances and check-in points
  • Maintenance and engineering tasks in production environments
  • Gowning room / anteroom support PPE (site SOP-dependent)
  • Warehouse, staging, and material handling where smoke lenses are preferred
Best-Practice Use (Controlled Areas):
  • Define “shared PPE” rules: if glasses are shared, standardize cleaning method, frequency, and storage location in your SOP.
  • Don before sterile gloves: to reduce face/eye-area contact after gloving, put eyewear on earlier in the gowning sequence.
  • Minimize touch points: handle by temples; avoid touching lens surfaces during use.
  • Clean with approved materials: use site-approved wipes/solutions and confirm compatibility with polycarbonate and coatings.
  • Escalate protection when needed: for splash/seal requirements or critical aseptic work, move to sealed goggles or cleanroom-rated eyewear per your risk assessment.
Selection Notes (Smoke Uncoated vs. Other Options):
  • Smoke vs. clear: smoke lenses are preferred for bright areas and outdoor/yard transitions; clear lenses are preferred for indoor lighting and maximum color fidelity.
  • Uncoated vs. anti-fog: if fogging is a recurring issue in gowning rooms or high-humidity work, consider an anti-fog lens option.
  • Safety glasses vs. goggles: safety glasses are general-purpose; goggles provide improved sealing for splash or higher-risk particulate control (SOP-dependent).

Manufacturer reference (product family / specifications):
KleenGuard Element Visitor Safety Glasses (25631)

Other Similar Products Available From SOSCleanroom.com

Notes: Need help aligning visitor PPE with your gowning flow and contamination-control expectations? SOSCleanroom can help you standardize eyewear placement, cleaning approach, and storage rules—built around how your team actually moves through the facility.

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

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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
KleenGuard Element Smoke Lens (Uncoated) Metal-Free / Screw-less Hinges ANSI Z87.1+ (Impact) 12/Case Shared PPE = SOP Required
Visitor eyewear that supports cleaner transitions: where safety glasses fit into gowning discipline and contamination control
Why eyewear matters in controlled facilities

In many facilities, eye protection is treated as "general PPE," but in controlled environments it becomes a handled item that can quietly undermine consistency. The risk is rarely the glasses themselves—it is the human behavior around them: shared storage, uncontrolled cleaning, frequent face-area contact, fogging-driven adjustments, and mixing "clean" and "not clean" use. Standardizing eyewear reduces repeated touch points during gowning and line-side support work.

What this product is (and where it typically fits)
  • Economical visitor-style safety glasses for broad facility use where impact-rated eye protection is required.
  • Commonly staged at check-in points, maintenance cribs, and gowning support zones where short-duration compliance matters.
  • For higher-risk splash/seal requirements or aseptic-critical work, step up to goggles/face shields per your risk assessment.
Manufacturer-published attributes
Attribute Element Visitor Safety Glasses (Smoke Uncoated)
Product code25631
LensPolycarbonate, smoke (uncoated)
DesignLightweight, frameless; wraparound geometry (10 base curve)
ConstructionMetal-free; screw-less hinges
ComplianceANSI Z87.1+ (impact); CSA Certified; TAA Compliant
UV protection99.9% UVA / UVB / UVC
Pack12 pairs per case
Country of originTaiwan
ISO-first: how eyewear fits into a gowning program
Practical donning sequence
  1. Hand hygiene first.
  2. Hair/beard containment.
  3. Face coverage (mask/hood per classification and process risk).
  4. Eyewear next: don before gloves to reduce face/eye-area adjustments after gloving.
  5. Primary garment: gown/coverall and footwear per SOP.
  6. Gloves last.

If fogging drives constant readjustment, evaluate anti-fog options, adjust mask fit, or define when goggles are required.

EU GMP Annex 1 perspective

Annex 1 frames personnel as a major contamination vector and places strong weight on gowning discipline. If your facility aligns to Annex 1 expectations, treat eyewear as part of the gowning system: controlled issue, controlled cleaning, controlled storage, and clear rules for reuse vs. disposal.

Cleaning and storage rules that reduce cross-contact
  • Handle by the temples: reduce fingerprinting on the lens surface.
  • Define a "clean" home: designated PPE bin/cabinet inside the correct zone.
  • Standardize cleaning materials: site-approved wipes/solutions; verify polycarbonate compatibility.
  • Avoid uncontrolled sharing: define a wipe-down step between users or move to individually issued PPE.
Common failure modes
  • Fogging-driven adjustments: evaluate anti-fog options and mask fit.
  • "Community glasses" with no controls: define cleaning + storage or switch to issued PPE.
  • Scratched lenses: replace sooner — scratches reduce visibility and encourage more touching.
  • Wrong tool for the risk: move from glasses to goggles/face shields when splash/seal is needed.
Why SOSCleanroom is emphasizing KleenGuard continuity

As KleenGuard transitions under Ansell's ownership, SOSCleanroom is aligning inventory, documentation expectations, and selection guidance so customers can keep PPE standardization intact across shifts, visitors, and contractors.

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Last reviewed: May 4, 2026
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