Sellstrom Chemical Splash Goggles, Shields and Eyewash

Sealed goggles, a shield over them, water within reach

Liquid finds the gaps. A chemical splash goggle routes air through covered ports, so a splash cannot run straight in, and a non-vented goggle closes the gaps entirely for fine mists. Prevent Blindness tells anyone who works with chemicals to wear goggles. Pour or mix by the gallon and a face shield over the goggles keeps the splash off your face and neck.

Then plan for the splash that gets through. OSHA asks for facilities to flush the eyes within the work area wherever corrosive materials can reach them, and the national standard asks for 15 minutes of flushing from a station no more than 10 seconds away. Our eyewash station guide explains the figures.

These 22 products are of the Sellstrom range, $7.79 to $1793.00 in our last catalog update.

Which Sellstrom goggles should you wear when you pour chemicals?

Indirect vent and non-vented goggles. Direct-vent goggles let liquid through the vents and are for dust and particles.

Do you need a Sellstrom eyewash station where chemicals are used?

OSHA asks for facilities to flush the eyes within the work area wherever corrosive materials can reach them. The eyewash station guide explains the 15-minute flush and the 10-second reach.

This is general information about choosing protective equipment, not a hazard assessment of your workplace and not medical advice. Your employer's assessment, the markings on the product and its instructions come first; after any injury to the eye, get medical help right away.

What the safety sources say

Prevent Blindness: Preventing Eye Injuries at Work. More than 2,000 people injure their eyes at work each day, and experts believe the right eye protection could have lessened or prevented 90% of eye injuries. Work with particles or dust calls for safety glasses with side shields, chemicals for goggles, and welding for special-purpose glasses, goggles, face shields or helmets. Read October 2, 2026.
OSHA, 29 CFR 1910.151: Medical services and first aid. Where the eyes or body of any person may be exposed to injurious corrosive materials, suitable facilities for quick drenching or flushing of the eyes and body must be provided within the work area for immediate emergency use. Read October 2, 2026.
International Safety Equipment Association: Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment. ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014 follows medical opinion that a 15-minute flush gives emergency first aid mitigation, requires stations no more than 10 seconds away (about 55 feet), valves that open in 1 second or less and stay on until closed, and flushing fluid at 60 to 100 degrees F. Plumbed units must be tested weekly. Read October 2, 2026.

Each of these sources is linked in our eyewash station guide and our eye and face protection guide.

Before the next shift

Pick the hazard, then the part

Every shield, window, lens, goggle and station in the Sellstrom range is one click from here, and you pick the exact part number on the next page.

Start with what can reach your eyes, your face or your ears, then pick the part for the gear you already own.

Sellstrom protection for chemical splash

Sealed goggles, a shield over them, water within reach

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Chemical splash: what people ask

Which Sellstrom goggles should you wear when you pour chemicals?

Do you need a Sellstrom eyewash station where chemicals are used?

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