Anti-fog face shields are transparent screens designed to protect the entire face. These face shields give excellent protection for individuals who work in environments that have flying objects, hazardous substances, chemical and liquid splashes and sprays, or potentially infectious materials. A face shield is essential for many workers and are often worn in conjunction with face masks and respirators and come in various materials and styles to suit different applications. Fogging can be both annoying and dangerous to the wearer as visibility is reduced which could result in an accident. Anti-fog coatings on face shields provides fog-free performance even after extended wear and repeated cleanings.

These face shields aim to provide protection for the persons face by being an effective barrier against airborne particles, sprays and splashes. Many anti-fog face shields or visors can also be comfortably worn with goggles, face masks, respirators and earmuffs or can be attached or mounted to compatible helmets/headgear. Face shields are also fully adjustable to provide a comfortable fit throughout the day to the wearer.

RS have a great range of personal protection equipment (PPE) and we offer various types and styles of anti-fog full-face shield visors with specific protection depending on the application. Typical protection includes resistance to harmful substances, high-speed particles, hot solid projections, molten metal and impact. We also offer a range of plastic visors that incorporate a chin guard for a more complete face protection.

Anti-fog Face Shield Features:

• Offers full face protection - offers great protection to the eyes, mouth and nose
• Foam headband for a more comfortable wear -adjustable fit to suit all head sizes
• Anti-fog coated material on the shield
• Lightweight
• Great visibility
• Ventilated
• CE approved
• Can be worn over glasses and masks

Typical Applications for Face Shields

Anti-fog face shields and visors are an essential piece of protective equipment and ideal for individuals that work in a hazardous and dangerous environment. They are designed to protect your face from impacts, airborne droplets, splashes of liquids and flying debris and any other eye and face hazards. They are typically found in wood turning, grinding and sanding applications and also used by medical professionals, key workers, electricians, police and special forces, construction workers and workshop engineers.