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KleenGuard Unispec II Visitor Safety Glasses (Clear Uncoated)

KleenGuard Unispec II Visitor Safety Glasses (Clear Uncoated) (Case/50)

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25646
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036000256468
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50 Safety Glasses

KleenGuard Unispec II Visitor Safety Glasses — Clear Uncoated Lens (Case of 50)

KleenGuard Unispec II (Code / SKU: 25646) is an economical, wraparound visitor safety-glasses solution designed to deliver dependable impact eye protection with a clean, no-fuss fit that works over most prescription eyewear. The metal-free, screw-less hinge design reduces snag points and keeps the profile simple for day-to-day programs where you need reliable coverage, fast distribution, and consistent “grab-and-go” convenience across teams and shifts.

Fit & compliance note: Always verify lens/frame markings and match eyewear to your hazard assessment. Visitor safety glasses are not sealed like goggles; for splash, chemical, or high-fluid exposure risks, select a fully sealed goggle per your EHS program.

Specifications:
  • Product: Unispec II Visitor Safety Glasses (Clear / Uncoated)
  • SOSCleanroom SKU / Code: 25646
  • Lens: Clear, uncoated
  • Frame/temples: Clear (wraparound visitor style)
  • Material (published): Polycarbonate
  • Standards (published): ANSI Z87.1+ (high impact) and CSA Z94.3
  • UV protection (published): 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC
  • Visible Light Transmission (published range): 85–100%
  • Packaging: 1 each/bag; 50 bags/case
  • Unit size: Universal (one size fits most)
  • Country of origin (listing): Taiwan
About the Manufacturer:

KleenGuard is a widely adopted PPE brand for industrial, lab, and controlled-environment programs. SOSCleanroom supports customers by pairing practical selection guidance with documentation-first sourcing. As the KleenGuard portfolio continues to expand under Ansell’s broader protection-solutions umbrella, SOSCleanroom is strengthening product continuity and spec clarity so customers can standardize PPE across multiple work areas with fewer surprises.

In real facilities, “visitor eyewear” is often the item that gets overlooked until a plant walk, audit, or last-minute tour. Unispec II is built for those moments: simple, economical, and consistent enough to keep your PPE station stocked and functional.

Key Features:
  • Low-cost wraparound protection designed to fit over most prescription eyewear
  • Metal-free design with screw-less hinges
  • Published compliance: ANSI Z87.1+ (high impact) and CSA Z94.3
  • Published UV protection: 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC
  • Clear, uncoated lens with high visible light transmission (published range 85–100%)
  • Pack format supports PPE stations: 1 each/bag; 50 bags per case
Operational Benefits:
  • Visitor-ready simplicity: Easy to issue and easy to restock in PPE stations, receiving, and entry points.
  • Prescription-friendly: Wraparound geometry helps cover over common prescription eyewear profiles.
  • Indoor clarity: Clear, uncoated lens supports maximum visible light transmission for indoor work.
  • Metal-free convenience: Helpful for areas where metal components create nuisance issues or are discouraged.
  • Program consistency: Published standards and packaging format support repeatable, audit-friendly PPE deployment.
Common Applications:
  • Plant and cleanroom tours (visitor issuance)
  • Receiving, kitting, and light assembly areas
  • Maintenance walk-throughs and general production support
  • Controlled-environment gowning support where safety eyewear is required by local policy
Best-Practice Use & Care:
  • Don by the temples: Avoid touching the lens surface to reduce smudging and transfer.
  • Keep them in their bag until needed: This is the easiest way to limit dust and handling contamination.
  • Cleaning (published): Rinse thoroughly with warm water and dry with a soft cloth.
  • Replace when visibility degrades: If scratched, damaged, or hazed, replace immediately.
  • Storage (published): Keep in dry, clean conditions away from direct sunlight and harsh chemicals/abrasives.

Selection reminder: Safety glasses provide impact coverage but are typically not sealed. For splash/fog control, consider sealed goggles or coated/anti-fog lens options aligned to your risk assessment.

Selection Notes:
  • Uncoated (25646) vs. hardcoated (16727): If your program struggles with scratching and frequent replacement, the published hardcoated variant can extend lens life (where approved).
  • Visitor safety glasses vs. goggles: Choose goggles for splash, chemical exposure, or higher fluid risks (sealed perimeter protection).
  • Clear lens vs. tinted options: Clear is ideal for indoor work and maximum visible light transmission; tinted lenses are better for outdoor or glare-heavy environments.

Link to Manufacturer Specification Sheet (Unispec II Codes 25646 / 16727): Click Here

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Notes: Need help standardizing PPE across gowning rooms, visitor stations, and production entry points? SOSCleanroom can help align eye protection choices to your hazard assessment and cleanroom workflow—including goggle vs. glasses selection and documentation support.

SOSCleanroom supports contamination-control programs with dependable supply, fair pricing, and responsive support—backed by customer service that understands real controlled-environment routines.

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

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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Visitor Safety Glasses Fits Over Most Rx Eyewear Clear / Uncoated ANSI Z87.1+ / CSA Z94.3 99.9% UV (Published) 50/Case
Unispec II (25646): simple, visitor-ready eye protection that stays compatible with cleanroom gowning discipline
Why eye protection matters in controlled environments

In cleanrooms, PPE has two jobs: protect the person and help protect the environment. Eye protection is often treated as a pure safety decision, but in practice it also reduces face-touching and helps keep hands away from high-shed zones around the eyes and brow. That behavioral control matters because cleanroom performance is maintained by an operations-control program that manages people, movement, and routine practices—not by air classification alone.

What this product is (published basis)

Unispec II (Code 25646) is a low-cost, wraparound visitor safety-glasses format designed to fit over most prescription eyewear. The published construction is polycarbonate with a metal-free, screw-less hinge design. The lens is clear and uncoated, with a published VLT of 85–100%—well suited to indoor environments where clarity is the priority.

Published compliance includes ANSI Z87.1+ (high impact) and CSA Z94.3, with 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection. Pack format: 1 each/bag; 50 bags per case.

ISO-first: where eyewear fits in the cleanroom control picture

ISO guidance for operations emphasizes an operations control program that includes management of personnel, entry/exit, cleaning, maintenance, and monitoring. Eye protection is one small but useful tool to reduce face-touching and keep behavior tighter at the boundary.

Cleanroom donning guidance (contamination-minded)
A simple donning flow that reduces rework and unnecessary touching
  • Start clean: remove jewelry, secure hair, and complete hand hygiene before touching any cleanroom PPE.
  • Hair/hood first: don bouffant or hood per your area classification and SOP.
  • Eyewear next (temple handling only): apply Unispec II by the temples, set the fit, then stop adjusting.
  • Mask/face cover as required: don after eyewear so straps sit flat and do not force repeated readjustments.
  • Garments and gloves: complete gowning per your ISO class, process risk, and local SOP; gloves typically come last.
  • Prevent drift: once gowned, avoid touching eyewear; if you must, sanitize/replace gloves per your rules.

Care guidance: rinse with warm water, dry with a soft cloth, store dry and clean away from direct sunlight and harsh chemicals/abrasives, and replace immediately if visibility is reduced or the eyewear becomes damaged.

EU Annex 1 overlay

EU GMP Annex 1 emphasizes a contamination control strategy (CCS) that considers personnel as a central contamination source. If eyewear fogs, slips, or forces repeated readjustment, you gain a new contamination pathway. That is why some programs graduate from uncoated visitor glasses to anti-fog goggles in higher-risk steps: fewer touchpoints, fewer interruptions.

Performance boundaries
  • Strong for impact/visitor use: published ANSI/CSA compliance makes this a sensible baseline for broad deployment.
  • Not sealed protection: safety glasses typically do not provide sealed splash control—move to goggles for splash or higher fluid hazards.
  • Uncoated lens reality: may scratch sooner in harsh handling environments; consider the hardcoated variant (16727) where appropriate.
Receiving and qualification checks
  • Confirm code: verify 25646 on packaging and paperwork.
  • Verify markings: confirm lens/frame markings meet your jurisdiction and SOP expectations.
  • Keep distribution clean: issue from the bag; avoid "loose bin" storage that increases handling.
  • Define replacement rules: scratched lenses drive touching and visibility problems—replace early.
Closest alternatives
  • Unispec II hardcoated (16727): scratch-resistant hardcoat option where lens life is a pain point.
  • OTG goggles: upgrade path for splash or higher-risk steps; also useful where fog control is critical.
  • Nemesis-class eyewear: may deliver improved comfort for long wear.
KleenGuard + SOSCleanroom continuity

As the KleenGuard portfolio evolves under Ansell's wider protection platform, SOSCleanroom is keeping product listings, spec references, and documentation pathways tight so customers can standardize PPE without confusion. Stable supply, clear published specs, and selection guidance that matches real gowning-room behavior.

SOSCleanroom note about SOP's

The Technical Vault is written to help customers make informed contamination-control decisions. It is not your facility's SOP, batch record, or validation protocol.

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

Source basis
SOSCleanroom is the source for this Technical Vault entry.
Briefed and approved by the SOSCleanroom (SOS) staff.
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Last reviewed: May 4, 2026
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