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KleenGuard Nemesis Safety Glasses (Clear Uncoated)

KleenGuard Nemesis Safety Glasses (Clear Uncoated) (Case/12)

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12 Safety Glasses

KleenGuard Nemesis Safety Glasses — Clear Lens (Uncoated), Black Frame (Case of 12)

KleenGuard V30 Nemesis Safety Glasses (manufacturer code 25676) are lightweight, wraparound safety glasses designed to support long-wear comfort and reduced slippage. Per the manufacturer product information, this clear-lens variant is listed with VLT 87–93 and is packaged 1 pair per bag, 12 bags per case. Nemesis eyewear is positioned for broad industrial and facility use where comfort-driven compliance matters.

Controlled-environment note: Safety glasses can be appropriate for support areas, warehouse, and facility tasks. If your cleanroom grade / SOP requires sealed or sterile eye coverings (goggles), select the sterile goggle solution specified by your gowning program.

Specifications (Manufacturer-first):
  • SOSCleanroom SKU: 25676
  • UPC: 036000256765
  • Manufacturer code / former code: 25676 / 3000354
  • Lens: Clear
  • %VLT (manufacturer listing): 87–93
  • Frame color (manufacturer listing): Black
  • Packaging (manufacturer listing): 1 each/bag; 12 bags/case
  • UV protection (manufacturer platform claim): Polycarbonate lenses provide 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection
  • Design (manufacturer platform claim): Wraparound coverage; base curve listed by manufacturer platform as 8.25
  • Convenience (manufacturer platform claim): Includes neck cord
  • Standards (manufacturer platform claim): Manufactured to comply with ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 (Z87+ high velocity impact rated)
  • Case unit: 12 glasses
About the Manufacturer:

KleenGuard eyewear is designed around productivity: comfortable PPE is worn more consistently, which reduces “protection gaps” created by removal, poor fit, or constant readjustment. The Nemesis platform is positioned by the manufacturer around comfort-touch temple tips and a flexible, sweat-channeling nose piece intended to reduce slippage during extended wear.

In controlled environments, eyewear is also a contamination-control decision: stable fit reduces adjustment frequency (a common contamination behavior driver) and helps eyewear integrate with hoods, masks/veils, and head coverings used in your gowning system.

Key Features:
  • Clear lens (manufacturer code 25676) with %VLT listed at 87–93
  • Wraparound design with manufacturer-listed base curve 8.25 for extended peripheral coverage
  • Neck cord included for retention and quick availability
  • Polycarbonate lenses with manufacturer-listed 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection
  • Nemesis platform is manufactured to comply with ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 (manufacturer platform claim)
Benefits in Facility + Controlled-Environment Support Work:
  • Comfort supports compliance: stable fit and lightweight wearability reduce removal and frequent adjustments.
  • Clear-lens versatility: appropriate for indoor and general-purpose use where high visible-light transmission is preferred.
  • Standardized receiving control: manufacturer code + packaging structure supports consistent stocking and reorder discipline.
  • Integration with headwear: wraparound profile can sit cleanly with certain head coverings and masks (SOP dependent).
Common Applications:
  • General facility operations, maintenance, and warehouse tasks requiring impact-rated eye protection
  • Lab and production support areas where clear visibility is preferred
  • Controlled-environment support workflows when eye protection is required but sterile goggles are not mandated by SOP
Best-Practice Use (Contamination-Control Oriented):
  • Stage eyewear correctly: keep dedicated eyewear in a controlled location (bag/container per SOP) to prevent recontamination.
  • Don by temples only: avoid touching the lens and face-interface areas.
  • Avoid in-room adjustments: repeated adjustments are a common contamination pathway; correct fit issues per SOP (often outside the critical area).
  • Qualified cleaning: confirm cleaning chemistry compatibility with polycarbonate before routine wipe-down use.
  • Escalate when required: if your area requires sealed/sterile eye coverings, use the sterile goggle solution specified by your gowning SOP.

Reminder: Your SOP governs gowning sequence, cleaning frequency, disinfectant rotation, and acceptance criteria. This page provides product context and technique guidance — it does not replace validated procedures.

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V30 Nemesis Clear Lens %VLT 87–93 Black Frame Neck Cord Included Base Curve 8.25 ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 Case Unit: 12
KleenGuard V30 Nemesis (25676) — clear-lens eyewear for facility work, with gowning discipline that reduces contamination behaviors
What this product is (manufacturer identity)

Manufacturer product information lists code 25676 (former code 3000354) as a clear-lens, black-frame Nemesis variant with %VLT 87–93 and packaging of 1 each/bag; 12 bags/case.

The Nemesis platform is described by the manufacturer as wraparound eyewear with a listed base curve of 8.25, a Flex-Dry nose piece intended to channel sweat and reduce slippage, and flexible temples designed for long-wear comfort. A neck cord is included for retention and quick availability.

Cleanroom / controlled-environment fit (scope discipline)

These are safety glasses intended for impact-rated eye protection in general facility and industrial contexts. In controlled environments, confirm whether your gowning SOP calls for open safety glasses versus sealed goggles. In higher-grade sterile manufacturing contexts (e.g., EU GMP Annex 1 Grade A/B), programs commonly require sterile face coverings and sterile eye coverings (goggles) as part of a fully enclosed gowning system.

Donning (gowning) guidance: ISO first, then Annex 1 overlay
ISO operations mindset: control people + behavior to control contamination

ISO cleanroom operations guidance emphasizes an operations control programme that includes personnel practices, entry/exit controls, training, and a defined gowning programme. Practically, eyewear is a “behavior control” tool: stable fit reduces face touching and repeated adjustments that transfer contamination to gloves and garments.

  • Stage eyewear before gowning begins: avoid carrying eyewear through uncontrolled areas after gowning starts.
  • Don by temples only: treat the lens + face interface as “no touch.”
  • Fit check once, then hands off: repeated adjustments are a common particle-transfer event.
  • Cleaning method qualification: validate wipe-down chemistry for polycarbonate to avoid haze and residue.

European Annex 1 overlay (sterile manufacturing): Annex 1 expectations for Grade A/B emphasize a fully enclosed gowning system and commonly include sterile face coverings and sterile eye coverings (goggles). If your operation is Annex 1 governed, treat eyewear selection as a compliance decision: confirm sealed/sterile goggle requirements rather than using open safety glasses in critical zones.

Common failure modes (how contamination happens)
  • Face touching / eyewear adjustment: transfers contamination to gloves, then to product-contact surfaces.
  • Uncontrolled storage: eyewear placed on benches or carts becomes a contamination pickup point.
  • Unqualified cleaners: can haze polycarbonate and leave films that reduce visibility and drive more adjustments.
  • Annex 1 mismatch: open safety glasses used where sealed/sterile goggles are required.
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, equipment, cleanroom classification, and regulatory obligations. Always confirm suitability, cleaning compatibility, 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 template. Your team should review and approve the final method, then qualify it for your specific process. Use these best-practice suggestions to strengthen your SOPs—not to replace them.

Source basis (manufacturer-first)
  • Manufacturer product information (V30 Nemesis; includes 25676, former code, %VLT, and packaging): https://cdn3.evostore.io/documents/fusion_us/fus_us_kcc_v30_nemesis_spec.pdf
  • Manufacturer product family page (Nemesis platform attributes; base curve, neck cord, standards): https://www.ansell.com/us/en/products/kleenguard-nemesis-safety-glasses
  • ISO 14644-5:2025 (operations control programme includes gowning programme): https://www.iso.org/standard/88599.html
  • EU GMP Annex 1 (sterile manufacturing gowning expectations): https://health.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2022-08/20220825_gmp-an1_en_0.pdf
  • SOSCleanroom product page (selling unit and listing context): https://www.soscleanroom.com/product/apparel/kleenguard-nemesis-safety-glasses-clear-uncoated-case-12/
SOSCleanroom is the source for this Technical Vault entry.
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Last reviewed: Jan. 14, 2026
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