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KleenGuard Maverick Clear Safety Glasses (Clear Anti-Fog)

KleenGuard Maverick Clear Safety Glasses (Clear Anti-Fog) (Case/12)

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KleenGuard V30 Maverick Safety Glasses — Clear Lens, Clear/Orange Frame, Premium Anti-Fog (Case of 12)

KleenGuard™ Maverick™ (Code 49301) is a lightweight, modern-profile safety-glasses option built around day-to-day wearability and dependable protection. This configuration pairs a clear polycarbonate lens with a clear frame and orange comfort touch points and is specified with premium anti-fog performance and published EN166 “N” (fog) and “K” (fine-particle surface damage) pass statements for this code group. Maverick eyewear is positioned for high compliance: it’s PPE that people are more likely to keep on—especially in workflows where eye protection is worn for long stretches.

Cleanroom-use note: Eye protection becomes a “high-touch” item quickly. Treat it like a controlled tool: stage it clean, don it by the temples, avoid lens contact, and clean only with site-approved wipes/solutions to prevent residue, haze, or scratching.

Specifications:
  • Manufacturer code: 49301
  • Series: KleenGuard™ V30 Maverick™
  • Lens: Clear polycarbonate
  • Lens coating: Premium anti-fog (KleenVision™ anti-fog is referenced for Maverick lens coating options)
  • Published lens-performance statements (code group): Passes EN166 “N” mark (fogging resistance) and EN166 “K” mark (fine-particle surface damage) for eligible Maverick codes including 49301
  • Impact standard: ANSI Z87.1+ (published); Maverick is also described as compliant with ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 and CSA Z94.3:20 on the manufacturer product listing
  • UV protection: 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection (published)
  • Frame color: Clear with orange comfort touch points
  • Fit: Universal / one size
  • Pack: 12 pairs per case
  • Sustainability program: RightCycle™ eligible (published)
About the Manufacturer: 

KleenGuard™ protective eyewear is supported by Ansell’s safety portfolio and is built around practical on-the-floor adoption: comfort details, stable fit, and lens-coating options that address fog and wear. For teams balancing compliance and comfort, Maverick is positioned as an “easy yes”—especially where workers are prone to removing eyewear that pinches, slips, or fogs.

 

SOSCleanroom + Ansell (KleenGuard) moving forward: SOSCleanroom is expanding controlled-environment PPE coverage with an emphasis on consistent availability, clean documentation habits, and practical selection guidance. If your site is standardizing eye protection across multiple rooms or shifts, we can help align a model to your gowning flow and contamination-control expectations.

Key Features:
  • Clear polycarbonate lens with published 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection
  • Premium anti-fog lens coating option (Maverick lens-coating family)
  • Published EN166 “N” (fogging resistance) and EN166 “K” (surface damage by fine particles) pass statements for eligible Maverick codes including 49301
  • Comfort touch points on nose bridge and temples to help reduce slippage and pressure
  • Integrated brow guard and side shields for added “wrap” confidence
  • RightCycle™ eligible (when applicable to your program)
Benefits in Controlled Environments:
  • Higher wear compliance: comfort-driven design supports “keep-it-on” behavior during long tasks.
  • Fog management support: anti-fog coating helps reduce eyewear removal and face-touching events.
  • Clear visibility: clear lens supports inspection, assembly, and bench work where color fidelity matters.
  • Standardization-friendly: case pack supports consistent issuance by department, line, or shift.
Best-Practice Use (Quick Guidance):
  • Don by the temples: avoid touching lenses and avoid brushing the lens against head/hood fabric.
  • Pre-stage clean: keep eyewear in a clean pouch or designated container in the gowning area.
  • Clean with the right materials: use site-approved lens wipes/solutions and low-lint wipes; avoid abrasive towels that create micro-scratches.
  • Replace when clarity drops: fogging that won’t resolve or scratched lenses can become a safety and quality issue.
  • Match to risk: where splash or full-seal requirements exist, step up to goggles or a face-shield system per your EHS/SOP.

Reminder: This description is educational and does not replace your site SOPs, quality system, or EHS requirements. Always validate fit, compatibility, and cleaning practice for your environment and task.

Selection Notes (Safety Glasses vs. Goggles):
  • Safety glasses (this item): ideal for general eye protection where full seal is not required and comfort/compliance are priorities.
  • Goggles: preferred where splash, particulate ingress, or “sealed coverage” is required by task or cleanroom classification/SOP.
  • Anti-fog vs. anti-glare: choose anti-fog for humidity/fog issues; anti-glare variants are for reflected/defused light conditions (separate codes).

Manufacturer Literature (Maverick Eye Protection): Click Here

Other Eye-Protection Options at SOSCleanroom

Notes: Standardizing eye protection across gowning rooms or production zones? SOSCleanroom can help map model selection to your task risk and room classification—including cleaning practice and storage habits that reduce contamination touchpoints.

SOSCleanroom supports controlled-environment programs with dependable supply, responsive support, and practical guidance aligned to real gowning workflows.

Product page updated: Jan. 14, 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)

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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Maverick 49301 Clear Lens Premium Anti-Fog EN166 “N” + “K” (eligible codes) ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 (Z87+) RightCycle Eligible 12/Case
KleenGuard™ Maverick™ 49301: the “high-compliance” safety-glasses option that still needs cleanroom-level handling discipline
Why eyewear matters in contamination control

Eye protection is easy to treat as “just PPE,” but in controlled environments it behaves more like a tool: it gets adjusted, it gets touched, and it sits near critical facial zones. ISO cleanroom operations guidance emphasizes an operations control programme (OCP) that includes personnel management, training, and a gowning programme. In other words, eyewear is part of the same discipline set as gloves, hoods, and coveralls: controlled entry, controlled behavior, and consistent technique.

What 49301 is (published basis)

Maverick™ Eye Protection code 49301 is specified as Clear Anti-Fog with a Clear/Orange Tip frame and a 12-pair pack format. Manufacturer literature also states ANSI Z87.1+ impact protection and 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC lens protection. For anti-fog and durability discussions, the same published sheet includes EN166 “N” (fogging resistance) and “K” (surface damage by fine particles) pass statements for eligible Maverick codes including 49301.

Where eyewear fits in a gowning (donning) sequence

Every facility has its own validated order, but the goal is consistent: cover shedding sources, keep outer surfaces clean, and reduce face-touching after you’ve crossed the gowning boundary. A practical way to place safety glasses in the sequence is:

  1. Pre-stage clean: remove eyewear from the shipping carton outside the clean zone; keep the wearer-ready unit in a clean pouch or designated storage location.
  2. Cover hair/facial hair first: hair containment reduces shedding before eyewear goes on.
  3. Mask / hood alignment: properly seated masks and hoods reduce fogging drivers (warm air leaks) and reduce repeated eyewear adjustments.
  4. Don eyewear by the temples: avoid lens contact; avoid brushing lenses against hood fabric.
  5. Then outer garments/gloves: once gloves are on (especially sterile gloves), “fixing eyewear” becomes a contamination event risk.
  6. Final check: confirm fit, clarity, and that nothing is riding on skin in a way that will trigger constant readjustment.
Technique guidance that reduces contamination touches
Small habits that make a measurable difference
  • Temples only: train “hands never on lenses.” It reduces residues, scratches, and re-clean cycles.
  • One adjustment, then stop: if eyewear constantly slips, it’s a fit issue or mask/hood alignment issue—not an “adjust harder” issue.
  • Wipe correctly: use a low-lint wipe and an approved cleaner; avoid paper towels and rough fabrics that micro-scratch anti-fog coatings.
  • Don’t “park” eyewear on benches: set down locations become contamination collectors. Use a designated hook, pouch, or enclosed container.
  • If fogging drives face-touching: fix the root cause (mask seal, humidity, airflow position) rather than repeatedly lifting eyewear.
Specifications in context (quick table)
Attribute KleenGuard™ Maverick™ 49301
Manufacturer code 49301
Lens Clear polycarbonate
Lens coating (published family) Premium anti-fog (KleenVision™ anti-fog referenced for Maverick coating options)
Published EN166 statements (eligible codes) Passes EN166 “N” (fogging) and EN166 “K” (fine-particle surface damage) for eligible Maverick codes including 49301
Impact standard ANSI Z87.1+ (published); manufacturer product listing also references ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 and CSA Z94.3:20
UV protection 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection (published)
Frame Clear / Orange tip
Pack 12 pairs
RightCycle™ Eligible (program-dependent)
ISO first, then Annex 1: what “good gowning” expects

ISO perspective: ISO cleanroom operations guidance focuses on an OCP that includes personnel training, controlled entry/exit, and a gowning programme. That matters because eyewear problems are usually behavior problems (touching, re-seating, “parking” on surfaces), not product problems.

European Annex 1 perspective: Annex 1 goes further for sterile manufacturing by explicitly addressing gowning qualification, visual checks, and the use of sterilised garments and eye coverings (e.g., goggles) for higher-grade areas. If your facility operates under Annex 1 expectations, treat eyewear selection (safety glasses vs. sealed goggles, sterile vs. non-sterile) as a documented part of your garment qualification and contamination control strategy.

SOSCleanroom + Ansell (KleenGuard): what changes for customers

As SOSCleanroom expands our controlled-environment PPE offering with Ansell’s KleenGuard portfolio, the objective is straightforward: fewer substitutions, more predictable supply, and clearer model-to-room mapping so teams don the same way every time. If you are rolling out standard eyewear across departments, we can help you align the selection to task hazards, fog drivers, cleanroom behaviors, and documentation expectations.

Common failure modes (and what to do instead)
  • Fogging drives constant touching: fix mask seal/hood placement and reduce warm-air leaks before blaming the coating.
  • Wiping with sleeves or paper towels: switch to approved lens wipes and low-lint materials to protect coatings.
  • Eyewear placed on benches: use a designated storage spot/pouch; treat eyewear like a controlled accessory.
  • “One model fits all rooms” assumption: higher-grade rooms may require goggles/sterile eye coverings per program requirements.
SOSCleanroom note about SOP's

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.

Customers are responsible for establishing, training, and enforcing SOPs that fit their specific risks, products, equipment, cleanroom classification, and regulatory obligations. Always confirm suitability and acceptance criteria using your internal quality system and documented methods.

If you adapt any technique guidance from this entry, treat it as a starting point. Your team should review and approve the final method, then qualify it for your specific rooms, hazards, and contamination-control strategy.

Source basis
  • SOSCleanroom product page (Maverick 49301): https://www.soscleanroom.com/product/apparel/kleenguard-maverick-clear-safety-glasses-clear-anti-fog-case-12/
  • Manufacturer product listing (Ansell / KleenGuard Maverick Safety Glasses): https://www.ansell.com/us/en/products/kleenguard-maverick-safety-glasses
  • Manufacturer literature (Maverick Eye Protection; Effective June 2018): https://www.zoro.com/static/cms/enhanced_pdf/Essendant%20Inc_KCC49311xxPRODLITxx01xx042ba4.pdf
  • ISO 14644-5 (Operations / gowning programme referenced in abstract): https://www.iso.org/standard/88599.html
  • EU GMP Annex 1 (Manufacture of Sterile Medicinal Products; personnel/gowning and eye coverings): https://health.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2022-08/20220825_gmp-an1_en_0.pdf
SOSCleanroom is the source for this Technical Vault entry.
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Last reviewed: Jan. 14, 2026
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