basic introduction

Protective eyewear is a kind of glasses with special functions, and the glasses with different needs in different occasions are used. There are many types of protective glasses, including dust-proof glasses, impact-proof glasses, chemical-resistant glasses, and anti-light radiation glasses. Protective glasses, also known as labor protection glasses, are divided into safety glasses and protective masks. Their role is to protect the eyes and face from the radiation of ultraviolet, infrared and microwave waves, dust, smoke, metal and sand debris, and chemical solutions. Sputtering damage. Because it is related to the health and safety of human life, the detection of goggles is particularly important.

Goggles testing standard: GB14866: 2006

GB14866: 2006 "Technical requirements for personal eye protectors"

This standard specifies the classification structure, specifications, materials, technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, packaging and transportation of eye and face protectors.

This standard applies to the research, design, production, use and inspection of eye and face protectors.

Goggles GB14866 test project

1. Eyes and face protection equipments for eye and face protection

Protective equipment against electromagnetic waves, chemical substances, metal sparks, flying debris, and dust that can damage your eyes and face (including neck).

2. Cover for eye protection

Eye protectors with single or double lenses are installed in the headband frame.

3. Protective glasses spectacles for protection

Eye protectors with various eye protection lenses are installed in the frame of the spectacle frame.

4. Protective face mask

Various protective gears covering the face (including neck).

5. Protective optics

Various light-transmitting components that protect the eyes from harmful factors.

6. Optical horizontal reference length

The length of the center horizontal reference line between the top and bottom of the lens.

7. Optical vertical height

The length of the center line perpendicular to the horizontal reference line of the lens.

8. Optical central scope

Area within 5mm from the edge of the lens.

9, focal power

The quantity that characterizes the optical system's ability to converge or diverge light. The value is the reciprocal of the distance from the back vertex of the lens to the focal point. Unit: Diopter (D).

10. Parallelism (also called prism degree) depth of parallelism The degree of deflection of the light beam through the lens. Unit: cm / m, symbol: △.

11. Protective cover

The transparent lens is placed in front of the filter to protect the filter from external scratches and loss of metal slag.

12. Side guard

Curved or flat parts are attached to the spectacle frame to prevent harmful factors from the side to the eyes.

13. Filter

Lenses used to reduce harmful infrared rays, ultraviolet rays, dazzling visible light and other radiation to standard levels (generally have a fixed color).

Goggles GB14866 test process

1. Project application——submit an application for quality inspection report to ZRLK inspection and supervision.

2. Document preparation-According to the requirements of GB14866, the enterprise prepares relevant certification documents.

3. Product testing-the enterprise sends the samples to be tested to the laboratory for testing.

4. Preparation of reports-Certified engineers prepare reports based on qualified test data.

5. Submit the audit-the engineer will review the complete report.

6. Issuing the certificate-after the report is verified, the quality inspection report will be issued.