Honeywell faceshield

[chuck1]

Anyone tried out this brand of face shield?
It seems to tick a few box's of requirements/standards
I've bought one as a backup and to show quality/ differences.

[dai sensei]

Doesn't have the curl under the chin part of the shield.

[BobL]

Looks comfier than most but like DS says, I'd like to see a little more curl under then chin.

[brendan stemp]

Haven't used or even seen one before but would be very interested in hearing what you think of it. It looks good to me.

[hughie]

Anyone tried out this brand of face shield?
It seems to tick a few box's of requirements/standards
I've bought one as a backup and to show quality/ differences.


I have a question, how thick is the visor?

[chuck1]

Thanks for the replies, it's comfortable to wear, bit awkward with baseball cap on backwards,
it's rated for high impact, the visor is a couple of mm thick I'll find booklet to see it's exact thickness

[chuck1]

Does this info help?

The Honeywell Turboshield is approved under licence number SMK 02209/3 as compliant with AS/NZS 1337.1:2010 for extra high impact, splash resistance, molten metal, and hot solids. Welding lenses are additionally approved as compliant with AS/NZS 1338.1.

[Pat]

Chuck, this the one I have
http://www.honeywellsafety.com/assets/0/324/1250/1251/c8d210b5-cf8d-47d8-a225-1517cf418d5a.jpg

The Bionic (http://www.honeywellsafety.com/Products/Eye_and_Face_Protection/Honeywell_Bionic.aspx?site=/au), comfortable for all day use, I wear safety glasses and either a 3m 1/2 face dust mask or Dust bee gone mask under the faceshield.

[hughie]

http://www.sperian.net/Products/Eye_and_Face_Protection/Honeywell_Turboshield.aspx?site=/au#