IR Safety Glasses
Product Tour Request a SampleLow-level IR filters for light welding applications are available in some of the most popular eyewear styles.
- StarLite® IR — industry-leading eyewear style in IR Filter Shades 3.0 and 5.0.
- Conqueror® IR — sleek, contemporary eyewear in IR Filter Shade 5.0.
- Strobe IR — economical, traditional style eyewear in IR Filter Shades 3.0 and 5.0.
- Cover2® IR — over-the-glasses solution in IR Filter Shade 5.0.
- IR Visors are also available in face protection. Check out our Venom and Universal-Fit models.
StarLite IR, Black Temples, IR Filter Shade 3.0 Lens
StarLite IR, Black Temples, IR Filter Shade 5.0 Lens
Conqueror IR, Black Frame, IR Filter Shade 5.0 Lens
Cover2 IR, Black Temples, IR Filter Shade 5.0 Lens
Strobe IR, Black Frame, IR Filter Shade 3.0 Lens
Strobe IR, Black Frame, IR Filter Shade 5.0 Lens
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about fit, performance, and compliance for the IR Safety Glasses.
Gateway Safety IR safety glasses are available in IR Filter Shades 3.0 and 5.0. StarLite® IR and Strobe IR are available in both shades; Conqueror® IR and Cover2® IR are offered in Shade 5.0 only. An iridescent green mirror half-frame option is also available.
Yes. Gateway Safety IR glasses are designed for low-level IR filtration applications including light welding, torch soldering, and gas welding. The half-frame design with iridescent green mirror lens provides the required IR protection for these tasks.
All Gateway Safety IR lenses are manufactured to meet ANSI Z87.1+. Always verify that the specific shade selected matches OSHA and ANSI requirements for your welding application.
Yes — the Cover2® IR model is specifically designed as an over-the-glasses (OTG) solution in IR Filter Shade 5.0, fitting a one-piece polycarbonate lens over most prescription frames for workers who need both vision correction and welding protection.
Shade 3.0 provides lighter infrared filtration appropriate for very light welding, soldering, or low-amperage torch work. Shade 5.0 offers greater IR protection suited to slightly heavier torch operations. ANSI Z87.1 provides guidance on selecting the correct shade for your specific welding process and amperage level.