Masks are not resistant to knocks?
Sparks fly and debris flies in the workshop. Ordinary masks are either brittle and easy to crack, or the frames are soft and can't protect the side of the face. When taking them off, they always fight with Protective Glasses. Some people only wear Safety Goggles to save trouble, but their foreheads and cheeks are still easily hit. When they are equipped with Safety Shoes, the inadequate protection is even more annoying. Try this aluminum-rimmed polycarbonate mask. Its "tough and transparent" nature is just right. The aluminum rim reinforces the frame, and the polycarbonate lens is impact-resistant, which can block splashes without delaying the work. It is also smooth to use with Protective glasses. The lens has a high light transmittance and a much wider field of view than wearing safety goggles alone. In actual use, the number of times I was hit by debris has decreased by 90%, and I don't feel stressed even if I wear it all day.
The application scenarios are quite wide: when grinding parts in a machinery factory, it can prevent metal debris from hitting the face; when pouring materials in a chemical plant, it can prevent acid and alkali liquid from splashing; on a construction site, it can prevent sand and gravel from falling. It is especially suitable for jobs that require frequent lifting and lowering of the head. The aluminum edge is strong enough and it is not easy to break even if it occasionally rubs against the machine.
Product Features:
Strong impact resistance: The polycarbonate lens can withstand the impact of a 6mm steel ball at a speed of 45m/s, and the aluminum edge is resistant to knocks.
Good field of view: The light transmittance is 90%, and the field of view is 15% wider than that of ordinary masks.
Tips:
Use a soft cloth to wipe the lens every week, and don't scratch it with hard objects to avoid affecting light transmission.
When wearing it with Protective glasses, loosen the elastic band of the mask to reduce the pressure on the bridge of the nose.
