Yes. The 3M Virtua 11228 (3M™ Virtua™ Protective Eyewear) is a lightweight, economical safety glass for everyday industrial and occupational use. It has durable polycarbonate construction with a wraparound design for extended coverage and an unobstructed view, in a contoured, unisex fit. It is ANSI Z87.1 impact-rated — the lens is marked "3M Z87+" for high-impact protection — and its U6-rated polycarbonate lens absorbs 99.9% of UVA, UVB, and UVC rays (200–380 nm). The clear, uncoated lens suits general indoor or outdoor tasks in manufacturing, woodworking, construction, maintenance, and mining. It's a strong value pick for stocking in bulk or handing to site visitors. Note: it is for industrial/occupational use only, not consumer use.

The 3M Virtua 11228 safety glasses meet ANSI Z87.1, the U.S. standard for occupational eye and face protection, and are impact-rated: the lens carries the "3M Z87+" marking, indicating it satisfies the high-impact (Z87+) requirement. The lens is impact-resistant polycarbonate and is U6-rated for UV, absorbing 99.9% of UVA, UVB, and UVC. One limit to note: these are impact/UV glasses with no splash protection and no sealing gasket, so they are not rated for chemical splash.

The 3M Virtua 11228 has a U6-rated polycarbonate lens that absorbs 99.9% of UVA, UVB, and UVC rays between 200 and 380 nm. Under the ANSI Z87.1 marking system, "U" is the UV filter scale and 6 is the highest level, so a U6 rating means the lens provides the maximum UV-blocking classification. That makes it a strong choice for outdoor work with sun exposure as well as indoor tasks, on top of its Z87+ impact rating.

No. The 11228 is the clear uncoated version of the 3M Virtua, so it has no anti-fog or anti-scratch coating. That keeps it inexpensive, but the lens can fog in humid or temperature-changing conditions and will scratch more easily than a coated lens. The lens is still impact-rated polycarbonate. If you need anti-fog or anti-scratch performance, the Virtua family offers other models with those coating options; the 11228 is the plain uncoated model.

Yes. The 3M Virtua 11228 is a lightweight, unisex safety glass designed for all-day wearer comfort. Its wraparound, contoured shape provides extended eye coverage and an unobstructed field of view while keeping the glasses light on the face. The one-size unisex design is meant to fit a wide range of workers, which is why it's popular for stocking in shared bins and handing to visitors.

No. The 3M Virtua 11228 lists Splash Protection: No and Seal Type: None — they are open safety glasses, not sealed goggles. They protect against impact hazards (Z87+) and UV, but they do not seal against liquid splash, fine dust, or vapors. For chemical splash or fine-particle environments, use properly sealed splash goggles instead.

The 3M Virtua 11228 has a clear frame with a clear temple and a clear, uncoated polycarbonate lens. A clear lens transmits the most light, so it's best for general indoor use and low-light or overcast outdoor conditions where a tint isn't needed — while still delivering 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC absorption and Z87+ impact protection. The broader Virtua line offers other coating options as separate models if you need them.

Yes. Despite its low cost, the 3M Virtua 11228 is genuinely rated eye protection: it meets ANSI Z87.1 and is impact-rated with the "3M Z87+" lens marking, uses a durable polycarbonate lens, and absorbs 99.9% of UVA/UVB/UVC. The low price comes from the simple uncoated lens and plastic frame — not from reduced impact protection. That makes it a practical choice for single-use, site-visitor, or bulk-issue eye protection where certified impact safety still matters.

The 3M Virtua 11228 (clear frame, clear uncoated lens) is sold at Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) under SKU 11228-00000 (3M part number 11228). It's sold by the each and is also packaged 100 per case for bulk buyers. It's the clear, uncoated model in the 3M Virtua Protective Eyewear line.