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Equip your workforce with clear, unobstructed vision using the Portwest PW38 Glasses. Featuring a single-piece panoramic lens and built-in side shields, these lightweight spectacles offer excellent frontal and lateral eye protection. Treated with an anti-scratch coating for superior durability. 100% Authentic Portwest stock ready for B2B wholesale supply in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam.
Areej Future Trading (Areej Intl) presents the Portwest PW38 Glasses, an essential piece of eye protection for Saudi Arabia’s booming construction, manufacturing, and maintenance sectors. On active industrial sites in Riyadh and Dammam, flying dust, metal shavings, and debris are constant hazards. The PW38 Pan View model tackles this with a highly durable, single-piece polycarbonate lens that wraps around the face, providing a wide, distortion-free field of vision without the blind spots caused by traditional frames.
Designed with the modern worker in mind, the Portwest PW38 Glasses prioritize both safety and all-day comfort. The ultra-lightweight design significantly reduces pressure on the bridge of the nose and behind the ears, ensuring that workers do not remove their protective eyewear due to discomfort. The lens is fortified with a robust anti-scratch coating, extending the lifespan of the glasses even in harsh, abrasive KSA environments. Fully CE certified to EN 166 standard, it is the perfect bulk-procurement solution for companies enforcing strict eye safety compliance.
| Colors | White, Black, White Orange, Black Orange |
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| Size | One Size |
Industrial safety helmets in Saudi Arabia should meet EN 397 (or ANSI Z89.1 Type I). For electrical work choose a helmet rated to EN 50365 (1000 V AC), and for work at height pick a model with a 4-point chin strap so it stays on in a fall. Ratchet suspension is faster to adjust for different workers; pinlock is lighter and cheaper for visitors. Vented helmets are cooler in summer but are not suitable for electrical risks. Face shields and visors are tested to EN 166 against impact and splash, and welding helmets to EN 175 / EN 379. Replace a helmet after any heavy impact, or about every 3–5 years, because UV light and heat weaken the plastic.
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Safety glasses for work in KSA should be marked to EN 166 or ANSI Z87.1. The marking F means low-energy impact, B medium-energy; K and N on the lens mean anti-scratch and anti-fog, which matter on hot, dusty sites. Clear lenses are for indoor work, grey or smoke lenses (EN 172) for outdoor sun glare, and IR or welding shades for hot work. Choose sealed goggles when there is chemical splash or fine dust, and over-glasses models for workers who wear prescription spectacles.
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Hearing protection is needed when noise is above 85 dB(A). Earplugs are tested to EN 352-2 and ear muffs to EN 352-1 (helmet-mounted muffs to EN 352-3). Look at the SNR value: aim for a protected level of 70–80 dB at the ear, because too much attenuation stops workers hearing alarms and radios. Disposable foam plugs are cheapest for visitors, reusable corded plugs suit daily users, and ear muffs are easier to check and wear correctly. Detectable plugs are used in food and pharmaceutical plants.
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Disposable masks are graded FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3 under EN 149 (N95 is the US equivalent of FFP2). FFP2 suits cement, sanding and general dust; FFP3 is for silica, fine metal fumes and hazardous dust. For gases and vapours you need a half mask (EN 140) or full face mask (EN 136) with the correct filter: A for organic vapours, B for inorganic gases, E for acid gases, K for ammonia and P3 for particles. Full face masks also protect the eyes. A fit test is recommended for every tight-fitting respirator.
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Work gloves are tested to EN 388, which gives four or five numbers for abrasion, cut, tear, puncture and the newer ISO cut level A–F. For general handling choose nitrile or PU coated gloves; for sheet metal and glass choose cut level C to F; for oil and grease choose nitrile coatings with good grip. Chemical gloves follow EN ISO 374, heat-resistant gloves EN 407 and welding gloves EN 12477. Electrical insulating gloves are rated by class under EN 60903. Always order the right size: loose gloves reduce grip and dexterity.
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Safety shoes are tested to EN ISO 20345. S1P and S3 are the most common grades on Saudi sites: both have a 200-joule toe cap and anti-static sole, while S3 adds water resistance and a puncture-resistant midsole. SRC is the highest slip-resistance rating. Choose composite toe caps and non-metallic midsoles for lighter, metal-free shoes, HRO soles for hot surfaces up to 300 °C, and SB or ESD models for electrical or electronic work. Ankle boots give more support on uneven ground; low shoes are cooler for warehouses and drivers.
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Hi-vis vests, jackets and coveralls are certified to EN ISO 20471 in Class 1, 2 or 3; Class 2 is the usual minimum near traffic and site vehicles, Class 3 for highways and night work. For oil and gas, refineries and electrical work choose flame-resistant clothing to EN ISO 11612, arc-flash rated garments to IEC 61482 and anti-static fabrics to EN 1149. In the Saudi heat, lightweight cotton or breathable FR fabrics keep workers cooler. We can add your company logo to coveralls and vests for bulk orders.
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A fall arrest system has three parts: anchor point, full body harness (EN 361) and connector such as an energy-absorbing lanyard (EN 355) or self-retracting lifeline (EN 360). Use a harness with a dorsal D-ring for fall arrest, and side D-rings for work positioning. Check the free-fall clearance below the worker before choosing a 2 m lanyard. Karabiners are tested to EN 362 and anchors to EN 795. Harnesses should be inspected before each use and by a competent person every 6–12 months.
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Most sizes are held in our own stock in Riyadh. Message us with the quantity you need and we confirm availability and delivery the same working day.
Yes. We supply contractors, factories, oil and gas sites and facility companies with bulk pricing, mixed sizes and scheduled deliveries. Company accounts are available.
Every item is genuine and supplied through official brand channels. Areej Future Trading is an authorized distributor of Delta Plus, Portwest, Safety Jogger, MSA and Ansell, and we provide datasheets and certificates on request.
In-stock orders are usually delivered within one day in Riyadh and the Eastern Province, and in 2–4 working days to Jeddah and other cities.
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