The Tan Frame Safety Goggles Adjustable Strap (reference FT-EY-705) is an eye protection line from our Labor Protection Products range. Built with a tan ventilated frame and a clear lens, the unit is held securely to the head with an adjustable fabric strap. Sourced for hardware distributors and industrial safety programmes, it provides reliable eye shielding and can be consolidated with paint tools and outdoor products on mixed export orders.
Side vents in the tan frame body permit continuous airflow during active work shifts.
The wide fabric strap adjusts quickly to fit various head sizes and stays put under movement.
Combines with other personal protective equipment and paint tools onto a single commercial invoice.
Shielding eyes during surface sanding, scraping and basic demolition work where debris is airborne.
Displaying eye protection alongside scrapers, brushes and roller kits on hardware merchant shelves.
Routine facility upkeep and workshop tasks requiring dependable eye coverage with clear visibility.
| Product type | Safety goggles |
|---|---|
| Reference | FT-EY-705 |
| Range | Labor Protection Products |
| Lens | Clear |
| Frame | Tan goggle frame with side vents |
| Retention | Adjustable fabric strap |
| Made in | Guangdong, China |
Lens coatings, frame polymer, packaging format and carton quantities are confirmed in writing at quotation. We do not publish unverified specifications.
Every unit is assembled to agreed order specifications before export packing and container dispatch.
Tan goggle frames are formed with integrated side vent slots alongside the clear lenses.
Clear lenses are seated securely into the tan frame channel to form the complete eye enclosure.
Adjustable fabric straps are threaded through the frame anchor points and checked for smooth tensioning.
Units are bagged or boxed according to agreed customer artwork and packed into export cartons.
| Alternative | How This Product Compares |
|---|---|
| Safety spectacles | Spectacles allow more side airflow but goggles provide an enclosed frame boundary around the eyes. |
| Non-vented chemical goggles | Non-vented goggles block vapour completely, while side-vented goggles allow air movement to reduce heat. |
| Elastic rubber strap goggles | Rubber straps can pull hair, whereas an adjustable fabric strap sits more comfortably across work shifts. |
Place the goggle over the eyes and bridge of the nose until the frame sits flat against the face.
Pull the fabric strap evenly through the sliders so the goggle stays firm without pinching.
Ensure the side vents remain unobstructed by headwear to allow steady air circulation.
Rinse dirt from the clear lens with clean water and wipe dry with a soft cloth to avoid scratching.
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View productMOQ depends on your packaging choice and whether you order bulk cartons or mixed pallets. We confirm this in writing at quotation.
Yes. We can package goggles in polybags, colour boxes or hang cards carrying your brand artwork and barcodes once agreed at quotation.
We do not publish unverified certification claims. Testing and conformity documentation must be reviewed and agreed during quotation based on your target market.
Yes. Goggles from our Labor Protection Products range can be consolidated into the same container with paint rollers, brushes and outdoor equipment.
The fabric strap threads through dedicated anchor slots on the tan frame, allowing users to tighten or loosen the strap length easily.
Send your delivery details and required specifications to our export sales team, and we will arrange sample dispatch for your evaluation.
Contact our Foshan export team with your target quantity and packaging requirements to receive a written quotation and product samples.
