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In some conditions your environment may threaten your ability to see clearly, impacting your precision, decision making and increasing the risk of accidents at your workplace, your workstation and while commuting as well. When focused on one task, fog and scratches on your lenses can drastically limit your sight and be so irritating that it is tempting to take the glasses off, hence why nearly 60% of worker sustaining eye injuries were not wearing eye protection at the time. Indeed, it is safe to say that protecting your sight is a priority, accordingly it’s important for you to feel confident and be able to trust in your eyewear gear to protect you from fog-obscured vision.


THE FOG PHENOMENON Temperature variation and humidity can create fog on


your safety eyewear, which ultimately blurs your vision. Fogging is usually the first challenge met by eyewear users which often leads to a decrease in productivity and may jeopardise their safety.


The effect can be accelerated as you give your best to your job which may cause an increase in your body temperature and perspiration, directly impacting the difference in temperature between your body heating up and the cooler environment that surrounds you. This difference in environment temperatures is precisely what causes fog to appear on clear surfaces close to your body such as the lens of your eyewear gear.


Whether you’re using prescription or non-corrective safety eyewear, chances are you already experienced the fogging up of your lenses while being focused on your duty, resulting in a slower pace, more approximative movements and overall discomfort.


While wearing other PPE such as helmets, face masks or respirators, this phenomenon is found even more commonly, emphasising the need for an efficient yet simple and durable solution that ensures you visual clarity just so you can keep giving your best, safely.


PPE eyewear manufacturers have been working intensively over the last years to engineer more effective and durable anti-fog solutions, whether it is as innovative coatings or sprays in order to ensure both protection and comfort to all users in various occupations.


BOLLÉ SAFETY’S PLATINUM COATING After optimising every aspect of their coating’s technical


performance and analysing all solutions available on the market, Bollé Safety launched PLATINUM: an exclusive anti-fog and anti-scratch coating applied on both sides of the lens through a dipping process to provide the highest most durable protection and effectiveness.


Engineered with hydrophilic properties, the PLATINUM technology uses the natural humidity present in the surrounding environment and from body emissions to create a homogeneous, colourless and extremely thin film of water on the surface of the lens which acts like a water-drop repellent to ensure a long-lasting anti-fog action and thus optimal clarity, reliability and comfort.


This innovative coating goes beyond all international standards requirements (K & N rated under EN166 standard) to ensure you get the best visibility possible so that you are in an optimal position to give your


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best and maintain great performance while staying comfortable and protected.


One hundred times more effective than the highest anti-fog standard, PLATINUM provides exceptional lasting performance, encompassing great resistance to both repetitive autoclave cycles and the most extreme temperatures to protect you regardless of your work environment and constraints.


PLATINUM is an exclusive technology that goes beyond expectations, offering greater comfort and safety, making your PPE eyewear the most reliable and protective tool for the job at hand.


In order to provide you with multiple options and because you might not always require the most high-end technology to have a clear vision and be in full control of your capacities, Bollé Safety developed another anti-fog and anti-scratch technology.


The PLATINUM LITE treatment is a simpler version of the PLATINUM coating, which also provides effective anti-scratch and anti-fog action but not rated under EN166 standard. It allows you to stay alert and maintain an optimal comfort of vision.


Whichever coating you wish to use, PLATINUM and PLATINUM LITE coating technologies are both available on safety glasses, prescription eyewear, goggles, OTG and face shields.


The PLATINUM technologies are a must-have for the safety of every worker in the world. They are both washable and durable. Thanks to its coating on both sides of the lens, the PLATINUM technologies ensure higher durability and resistance that’s still efficient after more than 100 washing cycles; enabling you to enjoy your eyewear of choice in all circumstances and reuse it every day, therefore minimising your carbon footprint.


No matter your work environment, it is recommended to use optimal anti-fog coatings such as PLATINUM with sealed/positive safety glasses or with poor ventilated eyewear that reduces air circulation as they increase fogging risks.


Yet, not all eye gear possesses anti-fog properties, hence why fog-resisting solutions were developed. They create a protective layer onto the lens which helps delay fog. Essentially, they work the same way as coatings but don’t last as long, and do not help with anti-scratch properties.


Along those lines, Bollé Safety’s latest innovation, the B300, is one of the most effective anti-fog sprays on the market and was specifically designed to provide the best protection to all lens materials without damaging other coatings such as the anti-reflective technology.


The B300 optimal performances make it an asset for your team’s results optimisation and can be used in all situations, on both your professional equipment and your personal reading glasses. Its exclusive water- based, silicon-free formula will help you gain clarity and efficiency.


As visual comfort and performance go hand in hand, you deserve your safety eyewear to show you what they are truly made of. See for yourself and unleash your full potential.


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