Measuring and Ergonomic Fit
Measuring and Ergonomic Fit
It is extremely important safety eyewear fit properly
A proper fitting safety glass ensures comfort, increased productivity and enhances safety to reduce the risk of costly eye injuries. A simple measurement is all that is needed to help determine the proper fit. Another consideration when choosing the right pair of Bullhead Safety Eyewear is the lens base curve. A lens base curve is the measure of the general shape of the lens. The higher the base curve, the more curvature there is in a lens, the more curvature the lens has the more it wraps around the face, creating more coverage and increasing side protection.
The tables below will help you determine which Bullhead Safety Eyewear styles will best fit your needs.
(120 mm - 134 mm) Trim Fit
Style |
Base Curve |
Convertible - CG5 |
10 |
Discus |
10 |
Maki |
8 |
Over-The-Glass-2 |
2 |
Sawfish |
8 |
Swordfish |
8 |
SwordfishX |
9.5 |
Tetra |
8 |
Torrent Mini |
10 |
(135 mm - 138 mm) Standard Fit
Style |
Base Curve |
Bass |
9.5 |
Convertible - CG4 |
7 |
Flathead |
9.25 |
Javelin |
8 |
Pavon |
10 |
Picuda |
9 |
Pompano |
8 |
Steelhead Foam-Lined |
8 |
Torrent |
10 |
Torrent Foam-Lined |
10 |
Torrent Welding |
10 |
Wahoo |
9 |
(139 mm - 143 mm) Wide Fit
Style |
Base Curve |
Acero |
8 |
Dorado |
8 |
Kaku |
4 |
Over-The-Glass |
2 |
Snipefish |
8 |
Stinger |
9 |
Spearfish |
8 |