This test includes a weighted needle with a minimum total weight of 44.2g (1.56 oz) dropped from a height of at least 127 cm (50 in).

Les certificats honorifiques ont été décernés aux organisateurs du cycle par la ministre délégué chargé de l’eau, le secrétaire général du MDCEau, la représentante résidente de la CTB et le directeur résidant de la GIZ. Aussi, les certificats de participation ont été distribués par les directeurs des Agences de Bassins Hydrauliques et les directeurs centraux aux cadres des différentes directions du Ministère délégué chargé de l'Eau, des Agences de Bassins Hydrauliques et de l’Office National de l’Electricité et de l’Eau potable-branche eau.

This is more accurate because the test for splash resistance is simply a liquid splash test. This means liquid in general and nothing specific. It could be water, Coca-Cola, apple juice…you get the idea.

If the eyewear passed the high impact standard, you will see a “+” next to the Z87 or W marking on the sidearm or you’ll see a W+ on the lens. “W” is simply the manufacturer’s mark.

With safety glasses, you can find markings either on the sidearm of the frames or on the right side of the lens, as shown in the photo below.

Eyewear that meets the ANSI Z87.1 requirement for droplet (splash) and dust protection will be marked with a code that begins with the letter “D”.

This test involves a ¼ inch steel ball being shot at 20 different specified impact points. The speed and distance (or velocity) of the tiny steel ball varies, depending on the type of safety eyewear.

Of the 300,000 workplace eye injuries each year in the US, it’s estimated that 90% of them would have been prevented if workers had been wearing eye protection.

Sometimes, there’s confusion about whether safety eyewear is rated for chemical splash. This may stem from an outdated version of the ANSI/ISEA 2010 standard. In this version, the ANSI/ISEA called the test a “chemical splash test.” However, in the Z87.1-2015 standard, the test was renamed the “liquid splash test.”

Safety goggles are intended to protect eyes against dust, splash, and droplet hazards. Goggles form a protective seal around the eyes, preventing liquid, chemicals, or dust from entering under or around the goggles. Ventilated goggles allow air circulation while providing protection against airborne particles, dust, liquids, or light.

These markings help make the selection process of ANSI Z87.1 safety eyewear easier, so workers are getting the safest eyewear for the job, inevitably helping to increase compliance.

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This test consists of dropping a 500-gram pointed weight from a height of about 50 inches (or 4.2 feet) onto lenses that are mounted on a head form. To pass this lens-retention test, no pieces from the frames or lenses may break free or fracture. The high-mass test is a good indicator of a product’s strength and is meant to simulate an impact like a slipping tool that falls onto a worker’s face or a lens collision with a stationary object.

It starts by looking inside your safety glasses for the “Z87” or “Z87+” mark… and more. This blog will explain what this means and why it’s important.

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Dans le cadre de la clôture du cycle de formation « Intégration du genre dans les politiques publiques », une cérémonie de remise des certificats aux participants au dit cycle a été organisée le 15.06.2016, en étroite collaboration avec le Ministère Délégué Chargé de l’Eau (MDCEau), la coopération allemande (GIZ) et la coopération belge de développement (CTB).

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The pass/fail criteria for the high velocity test is the same as the high mass test with the added criterion that the “eye” on the head form can’t encounter the lens in any way when it’s struck. This test is meant to simulate particles that workers could be exposed to when performing job functions such as grinding, chipping, or machining.

In most cases, goggles with a direct vent system will fail this test as liquid is able to get directly through the vent and to the eyes.

Your safety glasses include several markings that, in short, indicate specific safety ratings as determined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).

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The first marking you’ll likely see on your eyewear is “Z87” or “Z87+”. This is the ANSI standard for impact protector requirements which helps ensure safety eyewear provides workers with the needed protection from impact hazards.

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The liquid splash test is a pass/fail test and uses a sheet of reactive paper. The paper is placed on a head form under the eye protection (usually googles) with circles drawn for where the eyes would be and then sprayed with a liquid. If the paper turns color inside those circles, it fails. If not, it passes for liquid splash.

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For safety eyewear to pass the basic Z87.1 standard, it must pass the Drop Ball Impact Test. This test involves a steel ball (that is one inch in diameter and weighing roughly 2.4oz) being dropped from a test height of 50 inches. For eyewear to pass, the lens and frames must remain intact.

To help companies be better prepared and informed, the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) has prepared a guide to help safety managers and workers properly select and use eye and face protection equipment.

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Goggles with indirect vent systems will likely pass the liquid splash test (depending on the manufacturer), meaning they provide a safe barrier between the liquids and the eyes beneath and are rated for use with liquid splash hazards.

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Even if you understand what all the markings mean, you still may need help selecting the right ANSI safety glasses for your application. Check with your safety manufacturer to see how your eyewear is being made, how it scores in the ANSI Z87.1 testing, and what applications your safety eyewear is ideal for.

ANSI exists to oversee and help develop voluntary safety standards for the US based on a national consensus process. This creates a uniform testing standard and helps hold all manufacturers accountable for the level of safety they deliver in their products.

Eye protection that’s Z87.1 compliant is marked with “Z87.” All safety eyewear manufacturers should provide product information about how their safety eyewear meets these current standards.

The ANSI Z87.1 rating was specifically created to help develop a certification system for safety eyewear based on specific hazards encountered in the workplace: