The coating on these face shields reflects radiant heat to keep your face cooler. Shields meet ANSI/ISEA Z87.1+ high-impact standards when worn with safety glasses or goggles. They have a ratchet adjustment with an easy-turn knob.

Face shields with a chin guard provide added protection.

Use face shields with an aluminized polycarbonate lens when working around moderate temperatures, such as furnace work or grinding. They also reflect visible and infrared light.

Face shields with a gold lens withstand the most heat.

Attach optional shield extenders for an extra 3" of coverage on each side of your face. Once in place, they’ll overlap the face shields so nothing passes through.

For work near intense heat, these shields keep your face cool. They’re often used in high-heat environments such as foundries and glass manufacturing facilities. The clear lens protects against impact and the gold lens reflects radiant heat, visible light, and infrared light. Flip one or both lenses up and out of your way without removing your hard hat.

Snap them onto any brimmed hard hat with mounting slots.

Shields with a gold/green lens are best when working around intense light coming from furnaces and molten metal or glass. They have a green base color that enhances contrast.

Use wraparound brackets (sold separately) to attach these face shields to brimmed hard hats without mounting slots. Or, add these brackets if the slots on your hard hat are already being used.

As you breathe through them, these respirators filter out contaminants in the air. Throw them out when breathing is difficult or if they’re damaged or dirty. They're best for short-term use and areas with low levels of contaminants.

R95 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 8 hours and filter out 95% of solid particles. P95 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 40 hours and filter out 95% of solid particles. P100 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 40 hours and filter out 99.97% of solid particles.

To achieve the filter rating, you'll need a respirator that creates a tight seal with your face to prevent contaminants from entering through the sides. Choose the respirator that matches the style you have been fitted for. Respirators with an exhale valve reduce breathing resistance and hot air buildup.

Respirators with a mesh shell hold their shape in heat and humidity.

Respirators with a buckle can be adjusted like a traditional belt. They lay flat against your chest, making them a good option if you frequently remove your respirator.

Respirators that cannot be sold to the listed areas are restricted due to product and/or import regulations.

Shield your full face and lungs from harmful vapors or particles. When you inhale, air is pulled through a cartridge or filter that removes contaminants. Replace cartridges and filters when breathing becomes difficult.

To achieve the listed filter rating, you’ll need a respirator that creates a tight seal with your face—any gaps may let in contaminants. Choose a respirator that matches the style you have been fitted for.

P100 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 40 hours and filter out 99.97% of solid particles.

Respirators with a speech diaphragm project your voice clearly, so you don’t need to take off your mask to talk.

Add an eyeglass kit to mount prescription lenses inside your respirator mask. They help you see clearly without breaking the seal around your face.