Face Shield Visor

Description

Face Shield Visor is the transparent, protective screen of a face shield. Its primary use is to act as a barrier to protect the wearer’s face, eyes, nose, and mouth from a variety of workplace and environmental hazards. The specific use of the visor depends on the industry and the type of hazard present.

• MODEL: FC-25 – A Smaller with maximum impact resistant
• MODEL: FC-48 – Covers the large portion of user’s face.

Common uses and applications of a face shield visor include:

1. Protection from Splashes and Sprays: In healthcare, laboratories, and food processing, visors protect against splashes of blood, body fluids, chemicals, or other liquids.
2. Protection from Impact and Debris: In industrial settings, construction, and metalworking, visors are used to shield the face from flying debris, sparks, wood chips, and other fast-moving particles. Different types of visors are rated for different levels of impact resistance.
3. Protection from Heat and Radiation: Certain visors, often tinted or coated with a special film, are designed to protect against intense heat, infrared (IR) radiation, or ultraviolet (UV) radiation from sources like welding arcs or furnaces.
4. Protection in Forestry and Landscaping: Mesh visors are commonly used in this field to protect the face from large, low-speed flying particles like wood chips and sawdust while still allowing for a high degree of airflow.
5. Protection from Contaminants: A visor can prevent a wearer from touching their face and can also act as a physical barrier against respiratory droplets, though it is not as effective as a respirator or face mask at filtering airborne particles. For this reason, visors are often used as “adjunctive” or complementary PPE, worn in conjunction with other protective equipment like safety goggles and face masks.