Ansell BioClean Clearview BCAP Autoclavable Panoramic Cleanroom Goggles - Class 10 / ISO 4 - 60 Goggles/Case
Ansell BioClean™ Clearview BCAP autoclavable panoramic goggles provide wide-angle protective eyewear for critical cleanroom environments, pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology processing, semiconductor production, and contamination-sensitive laboratory operations. Designed for Class 10 / ISO Class 4 and EU GMP Grade A applications, these reusable goggles combine a panoramic polycarbonate lens, soft thermoplastic rubber frame, indirect ventilation, and a non-linting, latex-free silicone headband.
The panoramic lens provides an extended field of vision, while the flexible frame and adjustable strap help maintain comfortable positioning with compatible cleanroom hoods and prescription eyeglasses. Indirect ventilation supports wearer comfort and helps reduce condensation during controlled operations.
BioClean Clearview BCAP goggles are supplied non-sterile and are intended for qualified autoclave processing before use in environments requiring sterilized protective eyewear. Ansell specifies a 121°C (250°F), 30-minute autoclave cycle. Manufacturer laboratory testing demonstrates housing durability through 40 cycles, while lens anti-fog performance is reported for up to 25 cycles under the specified test conditions.
Autoclavable Eye Protection Advantage: BioClean Clearview BCAP combines ISO Class 4 cleanroom compatibility, panoramic optical clarity, indirect ventilation, and a reusable autoclave-resistant design. Replaceable BCAP-SL lenses and BCAP-SS head straps support qualified maintenance programs, helping facilities manage eyewear condition, cleaning, reprocessing, and replacement according to documented procedures.
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Ansell
- Brand: BioClean™
- Product Family: BioClean Clearview
- Manufacturer Part Number: BCAP
- Product Type: Reusable Autoclavable Panoramic Cleanroom Goggles
- Cleanroom Classification: Class 10 / ISO Class 4
- EU GMP Application: Grade A, subject to facility qualification
- Supplied Sterility: Non-sterile
- Required Processing for Sterile Applications: Facility-qualified autoclave sterilization
- Manufacturer Autoclave Conditions: 121°C (250°F) for 30 minutes
- Housing Autoclave Durability: Tested through 40 cycles at 121°C for 30 minutes
- Lens Anti-Fog Performance: Reported through up to 25 autoclave cycles under laboratory test conditions
- Frame Material: Thermoplastic rubber
- Lens Material: Polycarbonate
- Headband Material: Silicone, natural rubber latex-free
- Strap Hardware: Polypropylene hooks and clips
- Frame Color: White
- Lens Style: Panoramic, deep and extra-wide
- Optical Class: Class 1
- Ventilation: Indirect ventilation
- Lens Treatment: Anti-fog
- Eyeglass Compatibility: Suitable for use over compatible prescription eyeglasses
- Protective Eyewear Standard: EN 166:2001
- PPE Classification: Category II
- Conformity Markings: CE and UKCA
- Frame Field-of-Use Marking: 3 - Liquid droplets and splashes
- Mechanical Strength Marking: BT - Medium-energy impact at extremes of temperature
- Ocular Marking: N - Resistance to fogging
- Lens Thickness: 2.1 mm, tolerance ±0.3 mm
- Bridge Width: 50 mm, tolerance ±0.5 mm
- Bridge Height: 25 mm, tolerance ±0.5 mm
- Overall Width: 160 mm, tolerance ±3 mm
- Overall Height: 85 mm, tolerance ±3 mm
- Approximate Weight: 103 g
- Manufacturer Replacement Lens: BCAP-SL
- Manufacturer Replacement Strap: BCAP-SS
- Country of Origin: Taiwan
- Manufacturing Quality-System Audit Standard: ISO 9001
- Published Shelf Life: 5 years from manufacture, subject to labeled expiration and storage conditions
- Packaging: One goggle per sealed polyethylene bag
- Inner Box: 12 individually packaged goggles
- Shipping Carton: 5 inner boxes
- Case Quantity: 60 individual goggles
- Ordering Configuration: BCAP - 60 goggles per case
About the Manufacturer:
Ansell develops protective gloves, garments, eyewear, and other personal protective equipment for pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology, healthcare, laboratory research, semiconductor production, and controlled industrial environments. Its BioClean™ portfolio includes specialized products designed for critical contamination-control applications.
The BioClean Clearview product family is engineered to combine protective optical performance with cleanroom-compatible materials and controlled handling. BCAP goggles offer a reusable autoclavable configuration, while other BioClean eyewear models are designed for different processing and single-use requirements.
SOSCleanroom supports customers with Ansell protective eyewear selection, replacement-part identification, manufacturer documentation, autoclave processing information, and procurement assistance for critical environments.
BioClean Clearview BCAP Features:
- Reusable panoramic cleanroom protective goggles
- Class 10 / ISO Class 4 cleanroom compatibility
- EU GMP Grade A application suitability
- Extra-wide panoramic polycarbonate lens
- Optical Class 1 clarity
- Anti-fog lens treatment
- Indirect ventilation design
- Soft thermoplastic rubber frame
- Non-linting silicone headband
- Natural rubber latex-free strap construction
- Polypropylene adjustment hooks and strap clips
- Compatible with suitable prescription eyeglasses
- EN 166:2001 protective eyewear classification
- Category II personal protective equipment
- Liquid splash protection under the applicable EN 166 marking
- Manufacturer-specified 121°C / 30-minute autoclave processing
- Housing durability tested through 40 autoclave cycles
- Lens anti-fog performance tested through up to 25 cycles
- Replaceable BCAP-SL panoramic lens
- Replaceable BCAP-SS adjustable head strap
- Individually bagged non-sterile presentation
- 60 goggles per case
BioClean Clearview BCAP Benefits:
- Expanded Field of Vision: The deep panoramic lens provides broad visual coverage for precision work and equipment observation.
- Clear Optical Performance: Optical Class 1 lens construction supports detailed visual tasks.
- Reduced Fogging: Anti-fog lens treatment and indirect ventilation help maintain visibility under appropriate conditions.
- Reusable Design: Autoclave-resistant construction supports qualified repeated-use procedures.
- Comfortable Fit: Soft thermoplastic rubber conforms to the face and helps reduce pressure during wear.
- Adjustable Positioning: Silicone strap and polypropylene hardware support controlled fitting with compatible cleanroom apparel.
- Eyeglass Accommodation: Panoramic housing design permits use over suitable prescription eyewear.
- Liquid Splash Protection: EN 166 field-of-use markings support selection for specified droplet and splash hazards.
- Cleanroom Compatibility: Intended for critical ISO Class 4 and EU GMP Grade A contamination-controlled environments.
- Serviceable Components: Dedicated replacement lenses and straps support equipment maintenance and replacement planning.
- Controlled Reprocessing: Published autoclave conditions and component durability data support establishment of facility reprocessing procedures.
- Standardized Procurement: Case packaging of 60 goggles supports recurring cleanroom eyewear requirements.
Common Applications:
- Class 10 / ISO Class 4 cleanroom operations
- EU GMP Grade A controlled environments
- Aseptic pharmaceutical manufacturing
- Biotechnology production and laboratory processing
- Medical device manufacturing and inspection
- Semiconductor manufacturing and controlled assembly
- Critical equipment preparation and cleaning
- Laboratory research requiring appropriate splash protection
- Pharmaceutical product preparation
- Cleanroom operations requiring panoramic visibility
- Controlled manufacturing with compatible prescription eyeglasses
- Tasks requiring facility-qualified reusable protective eyewear
- Contamination-sensitive operations using approved steam-processed goggles
Best-Practice Use:
- Select Appropriate Eye Protection: Confirm that the goggles meet the actual splash, impact, and cleanroom requirements of the task.
- Check Product Identification: Confirm manufacturer part number BCAP and any required traceability information.
- Inspect Before Processing: Examine the lens, housing, strap, vents, and adjustment hardware.
- Remove Packaging: Remove the original polyethylene bag before autoclaving.
- Follow Approved Reprocessing: Clean and autoclave according to the manufacturer's instructions and the facility's validated procedure.
- Record Processing Cycles: Maintain cycle history according to the approved eyewear management program.
- Inspect Optical Clarity: Check for scratches, cloudiness, discoloration, or other changes that impair vision.
- Assess Anti-Fog Performance: Replace the lens when fogging or degraded optical performance affects safe use.
- Inspect Strap Condition: Check for stretching, tearing, brittleness, and damaged adjustment hardware.
- Position Over the Eyes: Adjust the frame and strap to achieve stable, comfortable coverage.
- Verify Hood Compatibility: Confirm the goggles remain secure with the facility's approved cleanroom hood.
- Check Prescription Eyeglasses: Ensure sufficient space for eyeglasses without compromising fit or vision.
- Avoid Excessive Adjustment: Minimize unnecessary contact with goggles during critical operations.
- Remove Compromised Eyewear: Replace goggles or components showing damage that affects protection or vision.
- Use Controlled Storage: Protect processed goggles from contamination and physical damage before use.
Autoclave Processing and Cycle-Life Management:
Ansell identifies BCAP goggles as autoclavable at 121°C (250°F) for 30 minutes. Manufacturer testing distinguishes the structural durability of the goggle housing from the retained anti-fog performance of the lens. Facilities should track these characteristics separately during their approved reprocessing programs.
| Component or Performance |
Manufacturer Test Information |
| Goggle Housing |
Durability demonstrated through 40 autoclave cycles at 121°C for 30 minutes. |
| Lens Anti-Fog Performance |
Anti-fog performance retained through up to 25 autoclave cycles under manufacturer laboratory conditions. |
| Autoclave Conditions |
121°C (250°F) for 30 minutes; facility validation and manufacturer instructions apply. |
| Sterile Presentation |
Goggles are supplied non-sterile; required sterility must be established through a qualified process and suitable post-processing handling. |
The reported cycle counts are laboratory performance observations. They do not eliminate the need for inspection or establish that every component will remain suitable for the maximum number of cycles in every facility process.
- Cleaning Before Autoclaving: Remove visible residues and contamination using the approved cleaning procedure.
- Packaging Removal: Do not autoclave the original sealed polyethylene shipping bag.
- Validated Loading: Arrange goggles in the sterilizer according to facility-approved loading and processing instructions.
- Cycle Conditions: Follow the manufacturer-specified 121°C, 30-minute parameters and validated facility requirements.
- Cycle Records: Track the number of completed cycles for each reusable goggle assembly.
- Component Records: Track lens replacement separately where required to manage the applicable anti-fog service history.
- Lens Inspections: Examine transparency, haze, scratches, distortion, and anti-fog behavior after processing.
- Housing Inspections: Check frame flexibility, deformation, ventilation openings, and structural integrity.
- Strap Inspections: Inspect silicone elasticity and adjustment hardware for damage or loss of retention.
- Post-Processing Storage: Transfer and store processed goggles using appropriate contamination-control procedures.
- Retirement Criteria: Remove components or complete assemblies that do not satisfy the facility's acceptance requirements.
Autoclave Cycle Guidance: The housing's 40-cycle durability result and the lens's 25-cycle anti-fog performance result are separate manufacturer test values. Facilities should maintain component inspection and processing records, use approved replacement lenses when required, and remove any assembly that fails optical, fit, or protective-performance acceptance criteria.
Lens Clarity, Anti-Fog Performance and Inspection:
The BCAP panoramic polycarbonate lens is designed to provide broad visibility with an anti-fog treatment. Clear vision is especially important during pharmaceutical operations, equipment monitoring, laboratory work, and tasks involving precision movement.
- Panoramic Visibility: The extra-wide and deep lens supports an expanded field of vision.
- Optical Class 1: Indicates high optical quality within the applicable EN 166 standard.
- Anti-Fog Treatment: Helps reduce condensation that may obstruct the user's vision.
- Autoclave Aging: Inspect for changes to anti-fog behavior after repeated reprocessing.
- Haze: Replace lenses showing cloudiness that affects safe visual performance.
- Scratches: Inspect for damage that interferes with equipment observation or fine work.
- Distortion: Discontinue use if lens warping or optical distortion affects visibility.
- Coating Care: Follow the approved cleaning method to avoid damaging the lens treatment.
- Drying: Ensure goggles are appropriately dried and inspected after cleaning and processing.
- Replacement Lens: Use the manufacturer-designated BCAP-SL part when replacement is required.
- Inspection Frequency: Inspect before each use and after reprocessing, with additional checks based on the facility's SOP.
Optical Performance Guidance: Replace a lens when fogging, scratches, haze, distortion, or coating deterioration affects the required field of vision. The manufacturer's laboratory anti-fog result of up to 25 cycles should be used alongside actual inspection results rather than as a guarantee of continued performance beyond the facility's accepted condition limits.
Replacement Parts and Manufacturer Ordering Codes:
Ansell offers dedicated replacement components for BioClean Clearview BCAP goggles. These parts support maintenance and controlled replacement of worn optical or fastening components.
| Manufacturer SKU |
Component |
Manufacturer Case Quantity |
| BCAP |
Complete panoramic autoclavable goggles |
60 goggles |
| BCAP-SL |
Replacement panoramic lens |
100 lenses |
| BCAP-SS |
Replacement silicone strap with adjustment hardware |
500 straps |
BCAP Goggles: One goggle per sealed polyethylene bag; 12 individually bagged goggles per inner box; five boxes per case.
BCAP-SL Replacement Lenses: One lens per sealed polyethylene bag; 10 bags per inner box; 10 boxes per case.
BCAP-SS Replacement Straps: 25 straps per sealed polyethylene bag; two bags per inner box; 10 boxes per case. Each replacement strap includes the applicable adjuster hooks and clips.
Replacement Part Guidance: Use BCAP-SL for the lens and BCAP-SS for the head strap. Replacement components should be installed and inspected according to the manufacturer's instructions and the facility's maintenance procedures. Track component changes and any applicable autoclave history before returning goggles to service.
Protective Eyewear Standards and Safety:
BioClean Clearview BCAP goggles carry EN 166 protective eyewear markings identifying applicable optical, liquid splash, impact, and anti-fog characteristics. The manufacturer's certification and instructions for use should be reviewed when selecting eye protection for the specific workplace hazards.
- EN 166:2001: European personal eye-protection standard.
- Category II: Manufacturer-designated PPE classification.
- Optical Class 1: High optical quality.
- Field of Use 3: Liquid droplets and splashes.
- Mechanical Strength BT: Medium-energy impact at extremes of temperature, within the standard's test conditions.
- Ocular Marking N: Resistance to fogging.
- CE / UKCA: Applicable conformity markings identified by the manufacturer.
- Impact Protection: Select eyewear based on the actual impact-energy and exposure requirements.
- Liquid Splash Hazards: Confirm that the goggles and remaining protective equipment provide suitable coverage for the anticipated exposure.
- Chemical Compatibility: Assess potential effects of the specific chemicals on the lens, frame, seal, and head strap.
- Respiratory Protection: Protective goggles do not provide respiratory protection.
- Face Protection: Additional face protection may be necessary where the hazard assessment identifies exposure beyond the area protected by goggles.
- Facility Requirements: Follow the approved personal protective equipment and contamination-control procedures.
Cleanroom Gowning and Compatibility:
BCAP goggles are designed for integration with controlled cleanroom gowning systems. Correct positioning helps maintain the required field of vision, comfort, and interface with cleanroom hoods and other protective equipment.
- Cleanroom Classification: Designed for Class 10 / ISO 4 and EU GMP Grade A applications.
- Processing: Goggles are supplied non-sterile and require approved processing when used in areas requiring sterile eyewear.
- Hood Compatibility: Verify that the goggles fit correctly with the selected cleanroom hood.
- Eyeglasses: Confirm that prescription frames fit without displacing the goggles.
- Facial Seal: Position the soft frame evenly without excessive pressure or gaps.
- Strap Placement: Secure the silicone headband according to the approved gowning sequence.
- Ventilation: Keep indirect ventilation pathways unobstructed.
- Mask Interface: Confirm that a face mask or face veil does not interfere with goggle positioning.
- Movement Check: Verify coverage while looking up, down, and to either side.
- Repositioning: Follow facility procedures before adjusting goggles during critical operations.
- Single-Operator Assignment: Where required, assign reusable goggles to individual operators or a controlled equipment pool.
- Traceability: Record equipment identification and processing history as required.
Cleaning and Chemical Compatibility:
Repeated cleaning and autoclave processing can affect eyewear materials. Chemical compatibility should be assessed for the complete assembly, including the polycarbonate lens, thermoplastic rubber frame, silicone headband, and polypropylene adjustment hardware.
- Approved Cleaning Method: Follow the current Ansell instructions for use and facility-qualified cleaning procedures.
- Lens Protection: Use cleaning materials and techniques compatible with polycarbonate and the anti-fog coating.
- Disinfectant Exposure: Confirm compatibility with the actual disinfectant formulation and concentration.
- Alcohol Solutions: Verify suitability before repeated exposure to IPA or other alcohol-based cleaning agents.
- Oxidizing Chemicals: Evaluate potential material effects from oxidizing agents under actual use conditions.
- Strong Solvents: Avoid unqualified exposure to solvents capable of degrading the lens or other components.
- Cleaning Pressure: Avoid aggressive rubbing that can damage the anti-fog treatment.
- Residue Removal: Remove cleaning residues according to the approved procedure.
- Drying: Follow the validated drying method before inspection, autoclaving, or storage.
- Post-Cleaning Inspection: Examine lens clarity, frame condition, straps, ventilation pathways, and fasteners.
- Processing Compatibility: Verify that the complete cleaning and autoclave sequence preserves required protective performance.
Material Compatibility Guidance: The manufacturer-designated autoclave performance does not establish universal chemical resistance. Cleaning agents should be selected using the current instructions for use and the facility's approved method. Replace components that show chemical attack, reduced transparency, coating damage, deformation, or loss of fit.
Reusable Autoclavable vs. Sterile Single-Use Goggles:
Ansell offers different BioClean eyewear configurations for controlled environments. Choosing between reusable autoclavable goggles and sterile single-use goggles depends on the facility's reprocessing capabilities, gowning requirements, and equipment-management procedures.
- BioClean Clearview BCAP: Non-sterile as supplied, reusable panoramic goggles designed for qualified autoclave processing.
- BioClean Clearview BCGS1: Sterile single-use goggle alternative for applications requiring manufacturer-sterilized protective eyewear.
- Receiving Requirements: BCAP requires processing before use where sterile goggles are mandated.
- Autoclave Capacity: Reusable programs require an approved cleaning, steam-processing, inspection, and storage workflow.
- Cycle Tracking: BCAP requires management of lens, housing, and assembly condition over repeated cycles.
- Single-Use Management: Sterile disposable eyewear requires appropriate sterile package handling and disposal after use.
- Fit and Visibility: Evaluate optical performance, hood compatibility, facial comfort, and prescription eyeglass accommodation.
- Process Qualification: Select the option that satisfies the site's contamination-control and PPE requirements.
Product Selection Guidance: Select BCAP when the facility has a qualified program for cleaning, autoclaving, inspection, component replacement, and storage of reusable cleanroom eyewear. Choose an appropriately qualified sterile single-use model when sterile, ready-to-use presentation is required without on-site eyewear reprocessing.
Packaging and Storage Recommendations:
- Manufacturer SKU: BCAP
- Individual Packaging: One goggle per sealed polyethylene bag
- Inner Box: 12 individually bagged goggles
- Shipping Case: Five inner boxes
- Case Quantity: 60 goggles
- Supplied Condition: Non-sterile
- Original Polyethylene Bag: Remove before autoclaving
- Published Shelf Life: Five years from manufacture
- Lot-Specific Expiration: Follow the manufacturer's actual package labeling
- Storage: Keep dry and in the original protective packaging before initial processing
- Sunlight: Protect from direct sunlight
- Ozone: Keep away from ozone-generating equipment
- Physical Protection: Avoid crushing, lens scratching, frame deformation, and strap damage
- Processed Goggles: Store using the facility-approved contamination-control and sterility-maintenance procedure
- Cycle Tracking: Maintain reprocessing records according to the equipment-management SOP
- Component Replacement: Record changes to the lens and strap where required
- Retirement: Remove goggles from use when they fail the applicable optical, physical, or protective-performance inspection
Manufacturer Technical Documents:
Ansell BioClean Clearview BCAP Manufacturer Product Information: Click Here
Ansell BioClean Clearview BCAP U.S. Technical Data Sheet - Materials, Autoclave Performance, Packaging and Replacement Parts (PDF): Click Here
Ansell BCAP Instructions for Use, Cleaning and Reprocessing Information: View Manufacturer Documentation
Ansell BCAP Certifications and Declaration of Conformity: View Manufacturer Resources
SOSCleanroom BioClean Clearview BCAP Product Information: Click Here
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Notes: Need assistance selecting autoclavable cleanroom goggles, establishing a reprocessing program, or identifying BCAP replacement lenses and straps? Open the SOSCleanroom Technical Vault tab above for additional information about cleaning, autoclave cycles, anti-fog performance, optical inspection, protective eyewear standards, and sterile gowning compatibility.
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Product description updated: October 23, 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)
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