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Product Description

SPLASH PROTECTION FACE SHIELD

• Directive 86/686/EEC • EN 166:2002 • GB 32166.1-2016

•Product Name: Splash Protection Face Shield
•Materials:
1.Polycarbonate (PC):Provides excellent impact resistance, optical quality, heat resistance and normal chemical resistance.
2.Foam forehead cushion and adjustable elastic strap for comfort.
•Type: May be reusable (provided appropriate arrangements for decontamination are in place) or disposable.
•Specification:
1.Face shields are generally not used alone, but in conjunction with other protective equipment
2.Optically clear
3.Full facial protection from spray, splatter, water, droplet, dust, oil and smoke.
4.Anti-fog , anti-glare, and foam padded to provide extra comfort and safety
5.Used as personal protective equipment to guard the face against exposure to potentially infectious materials.

When using your face shield:

•Avoid exposure to high heat.
•Handle gently to prevent drops and scratches.
•Refrain from sharing it with others.
•You can sanitize and reuse your face shield. It has been evaluated to be compatible with the following chemicals (Avoid mixing chemicals):
70% Ethanol70% Isopropyl Alcohol6% Bleach (May leave a residue on the face shield)
3% Hydrogen Peroxide

•Dispose or use after. Easy to clean, protective cover can be cleaned with disinfectant. Do not wash in high temperature or high pressure.
•Face shields should not be used as solitary face/eye protection, but rather as adjunctive to other PPE (protective facemasks, goggles, etc.).
•The combined use of some forms of protective eyewear with a face shield may impact visual clarity and limit peripheral vison to some extent and these effects must be taken into consideration before use.
•TFace shields are not meant to function as primary respiratory protection and should not be used alone because aerosols can flow behind the visor. A respirator should be used in conjunction with the face shield.
•The recommended PPE donning and doffing sequence for a face shield in healthcare settings should be followed (donning sequence is gown, protective facemask, face shield [or goggles] and gloves; the doffing sequence is the reverse) keeping in mind that it may vary according to the equipment needed for the particular hazard.
•Keep away from fire.