Torture Testing Cheap vs Expensive Safety Glasses
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The hosts test four pairs of safety glasses at different price points—a $1 Bison Life pair, a $20 3M Solus 1000 Series pair, a $150 Oakley pair, and $5 gas station sunglasses—by subjecting them to drop, spark, cutting disc, liquid, and nail gun tests to see which offer the best protection.
From the video
Answers: Do you need to spend a lot of money to buy effective safety glasses?
- Safety glasses durability testing
- Cheap vs expensive safety glasses comparison
- ANSI drop test for safety glasses
- Angle grinder disc impact test
- Nail gun impact test on eye protection
What it concludes
- Bison Life $1.00 safety glasses passed all drop, spark, cutting disc, and nail gun tests while providing great value.
- 3M Solus 1000 Series $20.00 safety glasses performed well on drop and spark tests but were destroyed during cutting disc and flame tests.
- Oakley $150.00 safety glasses survived impacts and chemical exposure but did not offer performance significantly better than cheaper alternatives.
- Gas station sunglasses failed structural tests and melted under flame exposure, making them unsuitable for eye protection.
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