mounted Face Shield Screen Grinding Helmet

Basic Info

Brand: xinbaisheng

Place Of Origin: China

Additional Info

Packaging: Carton packing

Productivity: 5 million pieces /year

Transportation: Ocean,Land,Air,Express

Place of Origin: CHINA

Supply Ability: 5 million pieces /year

Port: SHANGHAI,QINGDAO,LIANYUNGANG

Product Description

Grinding protective gear always breaks down

During metal grinding and stone processing, flying debris and dust are the "invisible killers" of workers. In traditional protection, Safety Goggles often blur the vision due to fog, and the gap between the Safety Mask and the helmet is easy to leak dust, which may cause facial scratches if you are not careful. Are you always worried about the hidden dangers of work-related injuries caused by protection loopholes and workers' resistance to wearing them?

The mounted Face Shield Screen Grinding Helmet is a reliable choice for dealing with such scenarios. It is like a rigorous safety guard, rigidly connecting the helmet and the protective mask. It is designed for high-intensity grinding operations. It can not only replace traditional Protective Glasses to block debris, but also isolate dust through the full-cover mask, so that workers do not need to be distracted to adjust equipment when focusing on work, and the accident rate is reduced by more than 80%.

Product Features:

High impact-resistant mask: Made of polycarbonate, it can withstand the impact of metal debris at 80m/s, with a light transmittance of 92%, which is 40% wider than ordinary Protective Goggles

Adaptive wearing: The helmet lining can be adjusted to fit, weighs only 650g, and has a top vent design, which allows continuous operation for 4 hours without feeling stuffy

Quick-release structure: The mask is snap-on installed, and the spare mask can be replaced in 3 seconds to meet the needs of different grinding scenarios

Tips:

Use anti-fog spray to treat the mask before daily operation to avoid fogging in high temperature environments;

Use with anti-slip Gloves to reduce displacement caused by hand slipping and touching the mask.