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KleenGuard Nemesis Small Safety Glasses (Smoke Uncoated) (Case/12)

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KleenGuard™ V30 Nemesis™ Small Safety Glasses – Smoke Uncoated Lens, Black Frame

The KleenGuard™ V30 Nemesis™ Small Safety Glasses 38476 provide the sporty, lightweight protection of the Nemesis platform in dimensions intended for smaller, slimmer head and facial profiles. The reduced-size frame helps improve stability, coverage, and wearer comfort for individuals who experience excessive width, temple flare, lens gaps, or slippage with standard-size safety glasses.

A fixed smoke polycarbonate lens reduces visible brightness in outdoor and other high-illumination environments. The curved wraparound profile extends spectacle coverage toward the sides of the eyes, while soft-touch temples, a wider bridge, reinforced nosepiece, and included neck cord support comfortable wear and convenient retention during active industrial work.

SKU 38476 is the smoke uncoated configuration. It should not be represented as KleenVision™ anti-fog, polarized, photochromic, automatically darkening, mirror coated, or equipped with a confirmed premium hardcoat. Current Nemesis Small family literature includes additional coating options, but those family-level treatments must not be assigned to this exact SKU without package- or lot-specific documentation.

Key advantage: Small-profile industrial safety eyewear with a smoke uncoated polycarbonate lens, black lightweight frame, 8.25-base-curve wraparound geometry, soft-touch temples, wider bridge, reinforced integral nosepiece, included neck cord, 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC filtration, ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 compliance, and Z87+ high-velocity impact performance.

Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Ansell
  • Brand: KleenGuard™
  • Series: V30 Nemesis™ Small
  • Manufacturer code: 38476
  • SOSCleanroom SKU: 38476
  • UPC: 036000384765
  • Product type: Non-prescription occupational safety glasses
  • Fit category: Small
  • Intended facial profile: Smaller and slimmer adult head and facial dimensions
  • Lens color: Smoke
  • Lens material: Polycarbonate
  • Catalog lens-treatment designation: Uncoated
  • KleenVision™ premium anti-fog: Not assigned to SKU 38476
  • Confirmed premium hardcoat: Not assigned to SKU 38476
  • Polarized: No
  • Photochromic: No
  • Automatically darkening: No
  • Mirror treatment: No
  • Welding-filter shade: No
  • Specialized infrared filter: No
  • Laser optical-density rating: No
  • Frame color: Black
  • Frame material: Nylon identified in SKU-specific industrial records
  • Frame style: Sporty, flexible, lightweight wraparound spectacle design
  • Base curve: 8.25 in current Ansell documentation
  • Legacy base-curve wording: Base curve 8 may appear in older SKU records
  • Temple design: Soft-touch, non-adjustable small-fit temples
  • Nose design: Reinforced integral nosepiece with a wider bridge
  • Prescription-eyewear compatibility: Not designed as over-the-glasses eyewear
  • Included accessory: Neck cord
  • Ultraviolet filtration: 99.9% UVA, UVB, and UVC
  • Current U.S. standard: ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020
  • Impact designation: Z87+ high-velocity impact rated
  • Legacy standard wording: ANSI Z87.1+ may appear in older records
  • Country of origin: Taiwan in SKU-specific supply records
  • RightCycle™ eligibility: Yes, subject to current program acceptance requirements
  • SOSCleanroom selling quantity: 12 safety glasses per case
  • Typical applications: Outdoor manufacturing, construction, material handling, grounds maintenance, loading areas, transportation, utilities, warehousing, and bright industrial support environments
Small-Fit Frame Engineering

The Nemesis Small platform is intended for wearers whose facial width, temple spacing, bridge geometry, or head circumference is not well served by a standard-size industrial frame. A correctly sized protector can improve both comfort and protective positioning.

Small-Fit Feature Practical Function
Reduced frame dimensions Better aligns the lens and temples with smaller head widths
Smaller wraparound profile Helps reduce excessive side and lower-edge openings
Wider bridge geometry Distributes contact across the nose and supports stable positioning
Reinforced nosepiece Supports durability at a high-contact area of the eyewear
Soft-touch temples Help reduce pressure and improve retention during extended wear

The small designation does not indicate youth eyewear or guarantee fit for every smaller wearer. Occupational use still requires individual fit verification, acceptable coverage, secure retention, and compatibility with all other PPE.

Smoke Uncoated Lens Configuration

SKU 38476 uses a fixed smoke uncoated polycarbonate lens. The tint reduces general visible brightness and is commonly selected for bright exterior and high-illumination work areas.

Current Ansell family documentation describes scratch-resistant and KleenVision™ anti-fog treatments across the broader Nemesis Small platform. The SOSCleanroom and legacy SKU-specific designation for 38476 remains uncoated, so family-level coating claims should not be transferred to this SKU.

Lens Attribute SKU 38476 Classification
Lens tint Smoke
Catalog coating Uncoated
KleenVision™ anti-fog Not assigned to this SKU
Premium hardcoat Do not claim without current SKU- or lot-specific confirmation
Polarization No
Photochromic response No; the tint remains fixed
Primary visual environment Bright outdoor and high-illumination work

Catalog wording recommendation: Use “smoke uncoated polycarbonate lens.” Do not describe SKU 38476 as KleenVision™ anti-fog, polarized, photochromic, automatically darkening, mirror coated, premium hardcoated, or scratch-proof.

Brightness Reduction and Lighting Selection

The smoke tint reduces visible brightness but does not automatically adapt to changing light. It should be evaluated across the wearer’s complete route and task area, including shaded, enclosed, and indoor locations.

Lighting Condition Selection Consideration
Bright outdoor sunlight Smoke tint may improve visual comfort and reduce ambient brightness
Open loading yard or exterior construction area May be appropriate after confirming task visibility and glare conditions
Open-bay warehouse Evaluate both bright entrance zones and darker interior aisles
Indoor production or inspection area A clear lens may provide better task illumination
Dim stairway, corridor, or enclosed equipment Smoke eyewear may be too dark; evaluate clear protection
Strong reflected glare Evaluate a documented polarized safety lens when directional glare control is required
Smoke Tint Is Not Polarization

A smoke lens reduces overall visible brightness. A polarized lens uses directional filtering to reduce reflected glare from surfaces such as water, pavement, glass, vehicles, and painted metal. SKU 38476 is not documented as polarized.

  • Brightness reduction and polarization are separate optical functions
  • Reflected glare may remain visible through the smoke lens
  • Do not advertise SKU 38476 as polarized
  • Evaluate polarized eyewear for sustained glare-intensive outdoor work
  • Confirm compatibility with electronic displays and instruments before changing lens technology
Fixed-Tint Limitations
  • The lens does not lighten automatically indoors
  • The lens does not darken further in stronger sunlight
  • The product is not photochromic
  • The product is not electronically variable
  • The product is not automatically darkening
  • A clear lens may be required before entering dim work areas
  • Eyewear changes should occur only in a safe location where protection may be removed
8.25-Base-Curve Wraparound Geometry

Current Ansell documentation specifies an 8.25-base-curve wraparound frame. Older SKU-specific records may round this value to a base curve of 8. Both descriptions refer to a curved sport-style profile designed to extend coverage toward the sides of the eyes.

  • Extends spectacle coverage laterally
  • Supports broad peripheral visibility
  • Reduces dependence on separate removable side shields
  • Supports a close, low-profile fit on smaller facial dimensions
  • Depends on correct wearer-specific positioning
  • Does not create a sealed splash, dust, aerosol, or gas enclosure
Bridge and Nosepiece Design

The Nemesis Small design incorporates a wider bridge and reinforced nosepiece to improve comfort and stability on smaller facial profiles. Current manufacturer literature identifies the nose-contact area as integral to the lens structure.

  • Distributes contact across the bridge of the nose
  • Supports correct lens height
  • Helps reduce downward slippage
  • Eliminates a separately adjustable nose-pad assembly
  • Requires inspection for cracking, deformation, and pressure points
  • Eyewear that repeatedly slides or tilts should be replaced with another frame
Soft-Touch Temple System

The soft-touch temple design helps distribute pressure along the sides of the head and supports retention without a separate adjustment mechanism.

  • Supports comfortable contact on smaller head widths
  • Helps reduce localized temple pressure
  • Supports retention during walking, bending, and routine movement
  • Must not create painful compression or headache
  • Should be inspected for cracking, spreading, permanent deformation, and loss of tension
  • Non-adjustable sizing makes correct frame selection especially important
Included Neck Cord

Each pair includes a neck cord that helps keep the glasses available when temporarily removed in a designated safe area.

  • Helps reduce dropping and misplacement
  • Keeps the eyewear accessible between tasks
  • Does not replace correct temple fit during active work
  • Should not be used where a hanging cord creates an entanglement hazard
  • Should be inspected for contamination, fraying, and secure attachment
  • Must be managed under controlled-environment procedures where cords are restricted
Standards and Protective Performance

Current Ansell documentation identifies the Nemesis Small platform as manufactured to comply with ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 and as Z87+ high-velocity impact rated.

Standard or Attribute Technical Meaning
ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 Current U.S. occupational eye and face protection standard referenced by Ansell
Z87+ High-impact designation under the applicable spectacle requirements
ANSI Z87.1+ Legacy wording that may appear in older SKU-specific records
99.9% UVA / UVB / UVC filtration Polycarbonate filtration intended to reduce occupational ultraviolet exposure
Impact-Rating Interpretation
  • Z87+ does not make the glasses chemical-splash goggles
  • Wraparound spectacle geometry does not make the product dust tight or gas tight
  • The open upper and lower edges permit environmental entry
  • A compatible face shield may be required for full-face hazards
  • Fine dust, aerosols, and multidirectional particles may require goggles
  • Welding and cutting require correctly shaded optical filters
  • Laser work requires wavelength-specific optical-density protection
  • Damaged eyewear must be removed from service regardless of its original rating
Ultraviolet-Filtration Interpretation

The polycarbonate lens filters 99.9% of UVA, UVB, and UVC radiation. This function is separate from the smoke tint’s visible-brightness reduction.

  • UV filtration does not make the lens a welding filter
  • The smoke tint does not establish infrared protection
  • The lens is not laser-protective eyewear
  • The lens has no wavelength-specific optical-density rating
  • Task-specific radiation hazards require correctly rated and marked filters
Fogging and Uncoated-Lens Selection

Because SKU 38476 is cataloged as uncoated, it should not be expected to provide the premium fog resistance associated with KleenVision™ variants. Fogging may occur during humidity, physical exertion, mask use, temperature transitions, or restricted airflow.

Operating Condition Selection Guidance
Short outdoor task in stable conditions The uncoated configuration may be suitable when condensation is unlikely
Mask, respirator, or hood use Check airflow and evaluate a documented anti-fog SKU when fogging develops
High humidity or temperature transitions Select factory-applied anti-fog eyewear
Repeated removal or wiping Change the eyewear configuration rather than permitting repeated face touching
Recommended Applications
  • Outdoor manufacturing and facility support
  • Construction and exterior maintenance
  • Loading yards and shipping areas
  • Transportation and fleet operations
  • Groundskeeping and public-works tasks
  • Utilities and exterior service work
  • Open-bay warehouse and material-handling operations
  • Oil and gas support activities
  • Bright production and maintenance environments
  • Workers requiring a smaller-profile safety frame
Prescription Eyewear Limitation

The Nemesis Small 38476 is not designed as over-the-glasses eyewear. Forcing it over prescription frames can distort both frames, create excessive gaps, increase temple pressure, and compromise stable positioning.

  • Do not force the glasses over prescription eyewear
  • Use a purpose-designed OTG protector where corrective glasses must remain in place
  • Prescription spectacles alone are not automatically occupational safety eyewear
  • Consider prescription safety glasses for frequent or long-duration use
PPE Compatibility
  • Ensure temples do not cross tight-fitting respirator sealing surfaces
  • Check whether masks direct warm air toward the uncoated lens
  • Verify that hard-hat suspension components do not displace the glasses
  • Confirm that earmuff cushions remain fully seated
  • Check compatibility with hoods, hats, and other head coverings
  • Verify that face-shield brackets do not move or contact the eyewear
  • Manage the neck cord where machinery or process equipment creates entanglement risk
  • Confirm stable positioning during walking, bending, and representative movement
Controlled Environment Considerations

Industrial impact compliance does not establish sterility, ISO cleanroom classification, low particle release, low outgassing, disinfectant compatibility, or suitability for aseptic processing.

The smoke lens is generally better suited to bright exterior support, receiving, loading, utility, and maintenance areas than to dim controlled-production or inspection environments. Use must be evaluated under the facility’s SOP, gowning sequence, contamination-control strategy, cleaning requirements, and lighting conditions.

  • Confirm that open spectacle-style eyewear is permitted
  • Use sealed, sterile, or validated goggles where required by SOP
  • Confirm that the smoke tint provides adequate task illumination
  • Evaluate whether the neck cord is permitted in the controlled area
  • Assign one pair per worker or visitor where practical
  • Handle the glasses by the temples rather than the lens
  • Complete fit adjustments before entering the controlled zone
  • Do not place eyewear directly on benches, carts, seats, or critical surfaces
  • Use only facility-approved cleaners and compatible low-lint wipes when reuse is permitted
  • Do not describe the product as sterile, autoclavable, or cleanroom certified
Cleaning, Inspection and Storage

Where reuse is permitted, clean the eyewear using mild soap and water, an approved optical cleaner, or another validated facility procedure. Remove loose abrasive particles before wiping and use a soft optical tissue, microfiber cloth, or compatible low-lint wiper.

  • Do not dry wipe when dust, grit, or metal particles are present
  • Do not use abrasive shop towels or rough paper products
  • Avoid unapproved solvents and aggressive disinfectants
  • Do not apply aftermarket anti-fog or scratch treatments without compatibility validation
  • Inspect the lens for scratches, haze, cracks, crazing, chips, and distortion
  • Inspect the temples, nosepiece, cord attachment points, and safety markings
  • Replace the glasses when fit becomes loose or unstable
  • Remove the eyewear from service after a significant impact
  • Store in a cool, clean, and dry location away from excessive heat and chemical vapors
  • Protect the lens from abrasive contact during storage and transport
Important Use Limitations

The KleenGuard Nemesis Small 38476 is intended for small-profile occupational impact protection, outdoor brightness reduction, ultraviolet filtration, and wraparound spectacle coverage. Its fixed smoke tint may be too dark for indoor, shaded, enclosed, or poorly illuminated work. The lens is cataloged as uncoated and should not be represented as KleenVision™ anti-fog, polarized, photochromic, automatically darkening, mirror coated, premium hardcoated, or scratch-proof. The product is not a sealed chemical-splash goggle, dust-tight protector, gas-tight protector, welding filter, laser-protective device, electrical arc-flash protector, sterile eyewear, cleanroom-certified eyewear, or substitute for a face shield where full-face protection is required. Final selection must be based on the employer’s hazard assessment, lighting assessment, individual fit verification, and complete PPE compatibility review.

Packaging Clarification

The SOSCleanroom customer selling quantity for SKU 38476 is 12 safety glasses per case. Manufacturer and distributor logistics records may reference larger master cartons containing multiple 12-pair packages. The active SOSCleanroom purchasing configuration should control customer-facing unit-of-sale terminology.

Current and Legacy Documentation Note

Historical records may identify this product under Kimberly-Clark Professional, Jackson Safety, KleenGuard™ V30 Nemesis™ Small, manufacturer code 38476, smoke lens, smoke uncoated, black frame, nylon frame, small size, base curve 8, ANSI Z87.1+, Taiwan origin, or related terminology. Current Ansell family documentation identifies sporty lightweight construction, smaller dimensions, an 8.25-base-curve wraparound profile, soft-touch temples, a stronger nosepiece, wider bridge, integral nose contact, polycarbonate lenses, 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC filtration, ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 compliance, Z87+ high-velocity impact performance, included neck cord, and RightCycle™ eligibility. The exact SKU-specific uncoated designation should control coating claims, while supplied product markings and lot documentation should control formal traceability.

About KleenGuard™ Nemesis™ Small

KleenGuard Nemesis Small safety glasses adapt the established Nemesis sport-style platform for workers with smaller and slimmer head profiles. The 38476 configuration combines a fixed smoke uncoated lens, black lightweight frame, curved peripheral coverage, reinforced bridge and nose geometry, soft-touch temples, included retention cord, ultraviolet filtration, and high-impact spectacle performance for bright industrial environments.

Technical insight: The Nemesis Small 38476 is strongest where a conventional safety frame is too wide and secure small-profile fit must be combined with outdoor brightness reduction, lightweight comfort, wraparound coverage, Z87+ impact performance, ultraviolet filtration, and convenient neck-cord retention. Its primary limitations are the fixed smoke tint, uncoated lens, open spectacle geometry, non-OTG design, and dependence on individual small-frame fit.

Product page updated: Jul. 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)

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KleenGuard™ V30 Nemesis™ Small Safety Glasses (38476)

If standard safety glasses keep sliding down, flaring out at the temples, or leaving gaps at the sides, the problem is usually the frame, not the wearer. The Nemesis Small is built on a narrower frame specifically for smaller and slimmer head profiles, so it sits where it's supposed to sit instead of migrating down the nose by lunch.

SKU 38476 is the smoke, uncoated version: a fixed smoke polycarbonate lens in a black lightweight frame, 8.25 base curve wraparound, soft touch temples, a wider bridge with a reinforced integral nosepiece, and an included neck cord.

One thing worth flagging up front: this is the uncoated smoke lens specifically. Ansell's broader Nemesis Small lineup includes KleenVision™ anti-fog and hardcoat options, but those don't automatically carry over to 38476. If a customer needs anti-fog or hardcoat, point them to the SKU that actually specifies it rather than assuming this one covers it.

Product Identification
  • Manufacturer: Ansell
  • Brand: KleenGuard™
  • Series: V30 Nemesis™ Small
  • Manufacturer code / SOSCleanroom SKU: 38476
  • UPC: 036000384765
  • Fit category: Small, for smaller/slimmer adult head profiles (not youth eyewear)
  • Lens: Smoke, polycarbonate, uncoated
  • Frame: Black, lightweight sport style, 8.25 base curve (older records may say "base curve 8")
  • Temples: Soft touch, fixed length (non adjustable)
  • Nose: Wider bridge, reinforced integral nosepiece
  • Accessory: Neck cord included
  • UV filtration: 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC
  • Standard: ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020, Z87+ high velocity impact rated (older records may say "ANSI Z87.1+")
  • RightCycle™: Eligible, subject to current program terms
  • Selling unit: 12 glasses per case
  • Not this SKU: polarized, photochromic, auto-darkening, mirrored, KleenVision™ anti-fog, or confirmed premium hardcoat
Why the small frame matters

Most "one size fits most" safety glasses are sized for an average or larger head, which means anyone smaller ends up dealing with the same handful of problems: temples that flare instead of hugging the head, a lens that rides low, gaps at the sides that let dust and debris in, and eyewear that needs constant repositioning. All of that adds up to a worker touching their face repeatedly during a shift, which defeats the point of the PPE.

The Nemesis Small addresses this with tighter temple spacing, a bridge built for lens height, and lens edges that follow the lateral contour of a smaller face more closely. It's still worth remembering that "small" is a category, not a guarantee. Fit still needs to be checked on the actual wearer.

The smoke lens: what it does and doesn't do

Smoke tint cuts overall visible brightness, which makes it a good match for bright outdoor and high-glare environments: loading yards, exterior construction, transportation, groundskeeping, open bay warehouses with bright dock doors. It is a fixed tint, though, so it doesn't lighten indoors or darken further in stronger sun. For dim corridors, enclosed equipment work, or indoor inspection tasks, a clear lens will usually serve the wearer better.

A smoke tint is also not the same thing as polarization. Tint reduces brightness across the board; polarization filters directional glare off surfaces like wet pavement, glass, or painted metal. This SKU isn't polarized, so reflected glare can still come through. If a job involves a lot of glare off surfaces rather than just general brightness, look at a polarized option instead.

Because it's uncoated, don't expect the fog resistance of the KleenVision™ line. Warm, moist air hitting a cooler lens (respirator exhaust, humidity, exertion, temperature swings) can fog it. It's fine for short outdoor tasks in stable conditions, but if a role involves a respirator, mask, or hood, or the environment swings in humidity or temperature, the factory anti-fog SKU is the better call. Skip household anti-fog sprays or wipes; they can leave residue or haze the lens and aren't validated for it.

Standards and what the ratings actually cover

The Nemesis Small platform is built to ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 and carries the Z87+ high velocity impact rating, with the polycarbonate lens filtering 99.9% of UVA, UVB, and UVC. Worth being clear with customers about what that covers and what it doesn't:

  • Z87+ is an impact rating, not a chemical splash rating. It's not a substitute for goggles where splash, fine dust, or aerosols are a concern.
  • The wraparound lens improves peripheral coverage but doesn't seal the eye area. Open upper and lower edges still allow environmental entry.
  • UV filtration is unrelated to welding, cutting, or laser protection. This lens has no shade rating and no optical density rating, so it's not a stand in for task specific radiation PPE.
  • Full face impact or splash hazards call for a compatible face shield worn with the glasses, not instead of them.
Fit, movement, and PPE stacking

A quick fit check goes a long way: put the glasses on without spreading the temples, confirm the nosepiece sits securely, and check that both eyes are centered with no major gaps at the sides. Then have the wearer move around a bit, looking up and down, turning, bending, walking, since a static fit check often misses slippage that only shows up in motion. If a hard hat, respirator, earmuffs, hood, or face shield is also in the mix, check the combination too; adding one more piece of PPE is often what pushes an otherwise fine fit into "keeps sliding."

A frame that's too big tends to flare at the temples, slide down the nose, or shift when the wearer looks down. A frame that's too small shows up as pressure behind the ears, a lens sitting too close to the eyes, or headaches after extended wear. Either way, that's a sign to try a different size or model rather than pushing through it.

One more note: this isn't an over-the-glasses design. Forcing it over prescription eyewear distorts both frames and usually creates the exact gaps the small fit is meant to eliminate. For anyone wearing prescription glasses regularly, a proper OTG protector or prescription safety glasses is the better recommendation.

The included neck cord keeps the glasses handy when they're set aside in a safe area, but it doesn't hold them in place during active work and it isn't the fix for a temple fit issue. Around rotating machinery, conveyors, or powered tools, keep the cord managed or remove it, since a hanging cord is an entanglement risk in that setting.

Use in controlled environments

Meeting an impact standard doesn't say anything about sterility, ISO classification, particle shedding, or disinfectant compatibility, so don't extend the Z87+ rating into cleanroom claims it wasn't built for. In practice, the smoke tint is a better fit for bright receiving, loading, and utility areas than for dim gowning rooms or inspection benches, where a clear lens will serve visibility better.

Where this eyewear is used inside a controlled area, treat it like any other gowning component: confirm the facility SOP allows open spectacle style eyewear, decide whether the neck cord stays on or comes off, stage clean product on the clean side of gowning, handle by the temples rather than the lens, and complete the fit check before entering the space. If glasses are dropped, contaminated, or fogged inside the controlled area, follow the facility's deviation process rather than wiping and continuing.

Cleaning, inspection, and storage

For routine cleaning: rinse or blow off loose grit first so it doesn't scratch the lens while wiping, then clean with mild soap and water, an approved optical cleaner, or another validated solution, using a soft microfiber or low lint wiper rather than anything abrasive. Cover the bridge, nosepiece, temples, cord, and cord attachment points, not just the lens face. Strong solvents, high pH cleaners, and aggressive disinfectants can craze or cloud polycarbonate over repeated use, so it's worth validating any disinfectant against the actual lens material if disinfection is frequent.

Pull glasses from service if you see cracked, chipped, or warped lenses; scratches deep enough to affect vision; haze or discoloration; stretched or deformed temples; a damaged bridge or nosepiece; illegible safety markings; or fogging that doesn't clear enough for safe movement. Any of those, plus a significant impact event, is a replace-it situation rather than a keep-using-it one.

For shared use, clean the temples, nose contact area, and cord between wearers, and don't reissue anything that's visibly contaminated or can't be cleaned effectively. Store clean pairs in a cool, dry spot away from heat, direct sun, and chemical vapors, and keep them separate from returned or used product.

RightCycle™ and packaging

Ansell lists the Nemesis Small family as RightCycle™ eligible, but availability, accepted conditions, and collection details vary by region and should be confirmed with the current program before setting up a collection stream.

The SOSCleanroom selling unit for 38476 is 12 glasses per case. Some manufacturer logistics documents reference larger master cartons containing multiple 12 count packages; that's a shipping quantity, not the customer facing selling unit, so don't quote it as such.

Where this SKU works best

Outdoor manufacturing support, construction, loading and shipping, transportation and fleet work, groundskeeping, utilities, oil and gas support, and any bright indoor/outdoor transition area where a smaller frame profile is needed. It's a weaker fit for chemical splash exposure, fine dust or aerosols, welding or laser work, dim indoor inspection tasks, and anything requiring sterile or cleanroom certified eyewear, none of which this product claims to cover.

A note on documentation history

This product has carried the KleenGuard™ V30 Nemesis™ Small name and manufacturer code 38476 across ownership changes from Kimberly-Clark Professional and Jackson Safety to Ansell, and older records may still reference "base curve 8" or "ANSI Z87.1+." Current specs, coating designation, and packaging should follow the active Ansell documentation and current lot markings, not legacy wording.

This page supports product selection and isn't a substitute for the manufacturer's instructions, current product markings, a wearer specific fit check, or your facility's own hazard assessment and SOPs.

Updated Jul. 2026, SOS Technical Staff · © 2026 SOSCleanroom.com