Faceshields & Visors

• Construction Safety Culture

• Anti-fog - prevents fogging from water vapor.

• Anti-scratch - prevents scratches.

• Reflective - has a mirrored coating that reflects and dissipates radiant heat. Great for those working in heated environments.

• Clear Lens - creates great visibility for normal and low light conditions.

• Tinted Lens - protects the eyes from eye strain due to excessive glare.

• Shade IR - protects eyes from infrared light and is commonly used for gas soldering, light cutting, brazing and metal pouring.

• Arc Lens - protects against low-level arc flashes, electromagnetic energy, tiny fragments, and molten metal during an electric arc. These should be paired with personal protective equipment to ensure full protection.

• Polycarbonate - good for heat and impact resistance. It can be chemical resistant depending on the thickness and coating. UV protection is also possible by adding UV filter additives.

• Propionate - perfect for chemical splash protection but is not well suited for impact resistance.

• Mesh - commonly used in a warm environment because of its ability to provide a lot of ventilation. Is not well suited for impact, chemical, and UV protection.

• Acetate - gives up a little visibility to become scratch and chemical resistant.

• PETG - ideal for chemical splash protection and is not very impact resistant. It can also be rough on the user's eyes.

Faceshields protect the face from hazardous impacts including:

• Flying Objects
• Road Debris
• Chemical Splashes
• Potential Infectious Fluid