Full Face Style Radiation Face Shield
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Protect your face from the harmful effects of scattered radiation with Phillips Safety's Full Face Style Radiation Face Shield.
Features:
- Front Lens Protection Level: 0.12 mm PbEq
- The full face design eliminates blind spots caused by standard glasses
- Offers a large area of protection from radiation
- Can be worn over glasses, so it is great for people who wear glasses or who want to protect more than just their eyes
- Constructed with face-formed, radiation-protective, lead-impregnated acrylic suspended from a dual adjustable headpiece for a secure and comfortable fit
- Shield can be positioned using side adjustable dials at any angle to minimize scatter radiation from passing under the shield
- An adjustable snap-fit strap saddles the crown of the head and connects at a 90° angle to an adjustable headband that wraps around from the brow to the back of the head
- The headband has an adjustable rear dial to increase or decrease hat size, offering a snug fit
- To clean, wipe gently with a soft cloth specifically designed for lenses; avoid abrasive materials to prevent scratching the front lens
- This mask can not be sterilized with high temperature or high pressure
- Product Weight: 407 g
- Product Dimensions: Please see the literature below
- Please note, this item is available in 0.12 mm Pb protection only
About this Brand
The Phillips family's deep roots in the optical business were planted over 115 years ago with producing glasses for Bausch & Lomb in 1905. With the creation of Phillips Safety Products in 2001, the company began to focus its extensive optical experience on occupational safety, specifically protecting the eyes of customers using X-ray and laser equipment for healthcare, education, and military purposes. As the company has grown, its experience safeguarding professionals working with X-rays has led to the creation of innovative radiation protection barriers that provide both radiation protection and patient visibility. Phillips' state-of-the-art computer numeric control (CNC) edging facility enables them to produce the highest quality products, ensuring accurate production of both spherical and aspheric lenses. With a wide range of both designer and affordable classic frames coupled with its capability to incorporate prescriptions in safety glasses, Phillips Safety stands apart for blending the best and most affordable styles with the necessary safety functions to keep your eyes protected.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Phillips Safety Products |
|---|---|
| Actual Product Weight | 407 g |
| Country of Manufacture | United States |
| Item Ships From | New Jersey |
Literature
Instructions
Warranty: 90-day warranty against manufacturing defects.
Cleaning/Disinfection: Use only clear water and mild non-abrasive detergent solution. Avoid any cleaning products with ammonia, ketones, halogens, window cleaners, kitchen scouring compounds, aromatics and solvents such as thinners, acetone, gasoline, benzene and tetrachloride. Any cleaner that is abrasive should be avoided. For disinfection, a 70% alcohol solution, followed by rinsing with clear water may be used. The browband is cloth covered foam attached with a hook and loop fastener so it may be removed for cleaning when necessary.
Care: The face shield lens is leaded acrylic plastic, so care should be taken to avoid scratching it. Avoid contact with hard or sharp objects. Avoid misting by solvents. Best to keep it stored in an enclosed storage bin or container to avoid damage. Do not lay exterior curved side of face shield on flat surfaces as it may lead to scratching of material.
Returns
Customers wishing to return this product must contact Customer Service to obtain a valid return authorization number within 14 days of receipt. A restocking fee may be deducted at the discretion of the manufacturer. Prescription orders cannot be returned. Frames with custom imprints cannot be returned.
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