Coated lenses are easy to clean
Coated lenses are not affected by mirrored lenses
Coatings will not wash off
Coatings provide a high gloss finish
Permanent coatings maintain anti-scratch resistance for at least two
years
(anti-scratch coatings do not affect the optical characteristics of the
lens)
Coatings protect against most chemicals and solvent, including:
Glycol ethers
Aliphatic and aromatic solvents
Alkali/alkaline earth solutions
Low and high molecular weight alcohol
Anti-reflective coating
Most safety lenses are treated with an anti-reflective (AR) coating to
improve light transmission, minimize glare and increase optical clarity.
AR
coating is typically standard on radiation lenses.
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