VAULTEX V71 Safety Spectacle
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Three Lens Tints - Soft Spatula Temples

VAULTEX V71 — Safety Spectacle in Three Lens Tints: Clear, Amber and Dark, with Soft Spatula Temples (EN166F / ANSI Z87.1)

Overview

  • The Vaultex V71 is an eye protection spectacle with a frameless design and a highly flexible single lens in impact-resistant polycarbonate, carrying 99.9% UV protection and an anti-scratch coating, with the nose bridge integrated into the lens. Two things set it apart from other frameless spectacles: three lens tints instead of two, and soft spatula type temples.
  • The three lens tints are what make this the one model able to cover an entire facility across all of its environments. Lighting at a worksite is not two conditions but three: adequate light indoors, served by the clear lens because it transmits the most light; direct solar glare outdoors, served by the dark lens to cut light intensity; and low or diffuse light — night shifts, dim stores, basements and tunnels, and dust that scatters light — the condition served by neither of the other two, and where the amber tint comes in, being the tint normally chosen to lift the contrast between objects and their background when light is scarce or scattered. Having all three tints within one model means a single purchasing specification across every department, instead of three models from three suppliers.
  • The soft spatula temple is a different structure from a conventional arm: a wide flexible strip running along the side of the head and bearing on it across a broad area, rather than a thin arm ending in a hook that concentrates pressure at a single point behind the ear. The temples come in three colours — blue, black and amber — and that colour difference can be put to use for visual identification between teams or areas within a facility. The spectacle is certified to EN 166 F and ANSI Z87.1, and is made in Taiwan. Available through Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah with guaranteed quality and fast delivery across Riyadh, Dammam, and all KSA regions.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
CategoryEye protection — frameless safety spectacle
BrandVaultex
Product CodeV71
DescriptionSafety Spectacle
StandardsEN 166 F · ANSI Z87.1
Lens MaterialImpact-resistant polycarbonate
Lens ConstructionHighly flexible single lens with an integrated nose bridge
Lens TintsClear · Dark · Amber
Radiation Protection99.9% UV protection
Lens CoatingAnti-scratch
FrameFrameless
TempleSoft spatula type — blue · black · amber
Made InTaiwan
SKUVAULTEX-V71

Size & Color Table

SKULens TintTemple ColourSuited Work Environment
V71 — ClearClearBlueIndoor work, workshops and stores with adequate lighting
V71 — AmberAmberAmberLow or diffuse light — night shifts and dim areas
V71 — DarkDarkBlackDaytime outdoor work under solar glare

Certificates & Standards

  • The spectacle is certified to two international eye protection standards. The European EN 166 accompanied by the F symbol, meaning it passed the impact resistance test at low energy (a projectile at 45 m/s), the protection level called for in maintenance, assembly, warehousing and general site work. And the American ANSI Z87.1, on which many project specifications in the Kingdom are based. The polycarbonate lens provides 99.9% UV protection across all three tints — this being a property inherent to the lens material itself rather than to its colour, which is why the choice of tint is made on the level of lighting and not on the degree of UV protection. At project audit the reference is the symbols printed on the lens and temple. Product documentation and conformity certificates are supplied on request.

Additional reference standards for the Saudi market:

  • EN 166 (basic requirements for eye protectors) — the F symbol for low energy impact resistance
  • ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 (the American standard for eye and face protection)
  • EN 170 (ultraviolet filters) — the reference for the clear and amber lenses
  • EN 172 (sunglare filters for industrial use) — the reference for the dark lens
  • Regulation (EU) 2016/425 — Category II personal protective equipment

Industrial Applications

  • B2B Sectors — Detailed Engineering Use Case:
Sector / ApplicationEngineering Use Case Details
Night shifts and work under artificial lightThe amber tint is the one normally chosen to lift contrast when light is scarce or scattered
Stores, basements and tunnelsDim or diffuse-light areas are better served by amber than by a clear lens
Facilities spanning several environmentsThree tints within one model means a single purchasing specification for every department
Visual identification between teams and areasThe three temple colours are used to tell contractors from staff, or one department from another
Long shifts and continuous wearThe spatula temple bears along the side of the head across a broad area instead of pressing at one point behind the ear
Maintenance and assembly workshopsImpact-resistant polycarbonate lens against fragments flying in general work

B2B Supply Info

FieldValue
Lead Time2-3 Business Days
CoverageRiyadh · Dammam · Jeddah · Jubail · Yanbu · All KSA
Project SupplyAvailable — contact sales team to settle the allocation of the three tints across departments before the supply order is raised

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the difference between the amber lens and the clear one?

  • The clear lens transmits the most light with no change to colours, and suits areas with adequate lighting. The amber lens is the tint normally chosen when light is scarce or scattered — night shifts, dim areas and dusty atmospheres — because it lifts the contrast between objects and their background. UV protection, however, is the same in both, since it is a property of the polycarbonate material itself and not of the lens colour.

Q2: How do I allocate the three tints across the facility?

  • Follow the lighting of the place, not the worker's preference: clear for indoor areas with adequate light, amber for night shifts, stores, basements and tunnels, and dark for any daytime outdoor work. The practical advantage is that the model stays the same, so the purchasing specification does not change and the spectacle looks the same across departments — only the tint is specified at order time.

Q3: What is meant by a spatula temple?

  • It is a wide flexible strip that runs along the side of the head and bears on it across a broad area, unlike a conventional thin arm that ends in a hook curving behind the ear and concentrating pressure at one point. This design is particularly beneficial during long periods of continuous wear.

Q4: Can the temple colours be used to identify teams?

  • Yes, and it is a common practical use. The temples come in three colours — blue, black and amber — and a colour can be assigned to each group: contractors against staff, or one department against another, making visual verification quick at gates and on inspection rounds. Note that the temple colour goes with the lens tint, so any such scheme has to be coordinated with the working environment of each group.

Q5: Is delivery available to Riyadh, Dammam, and all KSA regions?

  • Yes, supply is available across all KSA regions with bulk quantities available for B2B projects and equipping full work crews in all three tints according to what each department needs.

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Overview

  • The Vaultex V71 is an eye protection spectacle with a frameless design and a highly flexible single lens in impact-resistant polycarbonate, carrying 99.9% UV protection and an anti-scratch coating, with the nose bridge integrated into the lens. Two things set it apart from other frameless spectacles: three lens tints instead of two, and soft spatula type temples.
  • The three lens tints are what make this the one model able to cover an entire facility across all of its environments. Lighting at a worksite is not two conditions but three: adequate light indoors, served by the clear lens because it transmits the most light; direct solar glare outdoors, served by the dark lens to cut light intensity; and low or diffuse light — night shifts, dim stores, basements and tunnels, and dust that scatters light — the condition served by neither of the other two, and where the amber tint comes in, being the tint normally chosen to lift the contrast between objects and their background when light is scarce or scattered. Having all three tints within one model means a single purchasing specification across every department, instead of three models from three suppliers.
  • The soft spatula temple is a different structure from a conventional arm: a wide flexible strip running along the side of the head and bearing on it across a broad area, rather than a thin arm ending in a hook that concentrates pressure at a single point behind the ear. The temples come in three colours — blue, black and amber — and that colour difference can be put to use for visual identification between teams or areas within a facility. The spectacle is certified to EN 166 F and ANSI Z87.1, and is made in Taiwan. Available through Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah with guaranteed quality and fast delivery across Riyadh, Dammam, and all KSA regions.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
CategoryEye protection — frameless safety spectacle
BrandVaultex
Product CodeV71
DescriptionSafety Spectacle
StandardsEN 166 F · ANSI Z87.1
Lens MaterialImpact-resistant polycarbonate
Lens ConstructionHighly flexible single lens with an integrated nose bridge
Lens TintsClear · Dark · Amber
Radiation Protection99.9% UV protection
Lens CoatingAnti-scratch
FrameFrameless
TempleSoft spatula type — blue · black · amber
Made InTaiwan
SKUVAULTEX-V71

Size & Color Table

SKULens TintTemple ColourSuited Work Environment
V71 — ClearClearBlueIndoor work, workshops and stores with adequate lighting
V71 — AmberAmberAmberLow or diffuse light — night shifts and dim areas
V71 — DarkDarkBlackDaytime outdoor work under solar glare

Certificates & Standards

  • The spectacle is certified to two international eye protection standards. The European EN 166 accompanied by the F symbol, meaning it passed the impact resistance test at low energy (a projectile at 45 m/s), the protection level called for in maintenance, assembly, warehousing and general site work. And the American ANSI Z87.1, on which many project specifications in the Kingdom are based. The polycarbonate lens provides 99.9% UV protection across all three tints — this being a property inherent to the lens material itself rather than to its colour, which is why the choice of tint is made on the level of lighting and not on the degree of UV protection. At project audit the reference is the symbols printed on the lens and temple. Product documentation and conformity certificates are supplied on request.

Additional reference standards for the Saudi market:

  • EN 166 (basic requirements for eye protectors) — the F symbol for low energy impact resistance
  • ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 (the American standard for eye and face protection)
  • EN 170 (ultraviolet filters) — the reference for the clear and amber lenses
  • EN 172 (sunglare filters for industrial use) — the reference for the dark lens
  • Regulation (EU) 2016/425 — Category II personal protective equipment

Industrial Applications

  • B2B Sectors — Detailed Engineering Use Case:
Sector / ApplicationEngineering Use Case Details
Night shifts and work under artificial lightThe amber tint is the one normally chosen to lift contrast when light is scarce or scattered
Stores, basements and tunnelsDim or diffuse-light areas are better served by amber than by a clear lens
Facilities spanning several environmentsThree tints within one model means a single purchasing specification for every department
Visual identification between teams and areasThe three temple colours are used to tell contractors from staff, or one department from another
Long shifts and continuous wearThe spatula temple bears along the side of the head across a broad area instead of pressing at one point behind the ear
Maintenance and assembly workshopsImpact-resistant polycarbonate lens against fragments flying in general work

B2B Supply Info

FieldValue
Lead Time2-3 Business Days
CoverageRiyadh · Dammam · Jeddah · Jubail · Yanbu · All KSA
Project SupplyAvailable — contact sales team to settle the allocation of the three tints across departments before the supply order is raised

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the difference between the amber lens and the clear one?

  • The clear lens transmits the most light with no change to colours, and suits areas with adequate lighting. The amber lens is the tint normally chosen when light is scarce or scattered — night shifts, dim areas and dusty atmospheres — because it lifts the contrast between objects and their background. UV protection, however, is the same in both, since it is a property of the polycarbonate material itself and not of the lens colour.

Q2: How do I allocate the three tints across the facility?

  • Follow the lighting of the place, not the worker's preference: clear for indoor areas with adequate light, amber for night shifts, stores, basements and tunnels, and dark for any daytime outdoor work. The practical advantage is that the model stays the same, so the purchasing specification does not change and the spectacle looks the same across departments — only the tint is specified at order time.

Q3: What is meant by a spatula temple?

  • It is a wide flexible strip that runs along the side of the head and bears on it across a broad area, unlike a conventional thin arm that ends in a hook curving behind the ear and concentrating pressure at one point. This design is particularly beneficial during long periods of continuous wear.

Q4: Can the temple colours be used to identify teams?

  • Yes, and it is a common practical use. The temples come in three colours — blue, black and amber — and a colour can be assigned to each group: contractors against staff, or one department against another, making visual verification quick at gates and on inspection rounds. Note that the temple colour goes with the lens tint, so any such scheme has to be coordinated with the working environment of each group.

Q5: Is delivery available to Riyadh, Dammam, and all KSA regions?

  • Yes, supply is available across all KSA regions with bulk quantities available for B2B projects and equipping full work crews in all three tints according to what each department needs.

Internal Links

_________________________________________________________________________________________

Copyright © 2026 - (Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah Est.) - All Rights Reserved - KSA

We are committed to providing the highest quality standards for our customers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, supplying accreditation certificates or approved technical data sheets for every product so your project requirements are met.

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