Zero contact with flying debris and toxic gas: fully enclosed plexiglass mask guards the defense line
Flying debris and chemical toxic gas are everywhere on the construction site. Ordinary Protective Glasses or Safety Goggles are difficult to fully protect. Are your eyes and breathing always at risk? The stuffiness of the Safety Mask affects your vision, and the facial exposure outside the Gloves is even more of a hidden danger. How to build the last line of defense? The fully enclosed plexiglass mask is the transparent fortress you need! It is designed for high-risk operations and provides physical isolation from the brow bone to the chin. Its core value lies in comprehensive protection, clear vision, and durability, allowing you to stand firm in the face of dust, debris, and splashing chemical liquids.
Actual protection is reassuring: the main face window is made of high-quality plexiglass (PMMA) with high light transmittance (≥90%) and thickness of 0.8-1.2mm, which has strong impact resistance and no distortion of vision; the full-enclosed design seamlessly connects the edge of the helmet to prevent intrusion from the side and below; the adjustable headband and comfortable lining ensure that it is stable and does not indent for a long time. It goes beyond the limitations of traditional goggles, allowing you to have clear vision and smooth breathing when facing danger.
Product Features:
Panoramic sealed protection: One-piece molded window, fully covers the face, completely blocks splashes from the front and side.
High-transparency impact shield: high-quality PLEXIGLAS® material, scratch-resistant and wear-resistant, provides normal vision and reliable impact resistance (in compliance with relevant safety standards).
Comfortable and stable wearing: adjustable headband system and cushioning lining, suitable for different head shapes, reducing the pressure of long-term wearing.
Tips:
Cleaning and maintenance: Wipe with a soft damp cloth and neutral detergent to avoid organic solvents from damaging the surface and maintain optimal light transmittance.
Regular inspection: Check the mask for deep scratches, cracks or aging and yellowing before and after each use, and replace it in time.
Compatibility confirmation: Make sure the mask is compatible with the helmet model and ear protection (such as earmuffs) you use.
