Clear Anti-Fog/Hard Coat Polycarbonate Lens
Total Face Protection and Optical Clarity for High-Risk Maintenance and Laboratory Operations.
The Honeywell Uvex Bionic® Face Shield is a premium, full-coverage protective solution designed for U.S. government personnel exposed to flying debris, chemical splashes, and airborne particles. Engineered with an award-winning ergonomic design, this shield provides a massive field of vision and a highly adjustable fit. It is the ideal choice for federal workforces in high-intensity environments like military maintenance shops, VA dental labs, and heavy construction sites where standard safety glasses are insufficient.
Product Details
In federal safety protocols, secondary eye and face protection is mandatory for tasks involving grinding, chemical transfer, or high-impact risks. The Honeywell Bionic® Shield offers superior comfort and coverage, ensuring that personnel remain protected without sacrificing productivity or visibility.
Key Federal Procurement & Operational Benefits:
- Superior Full-Face Coverage: Provides enhanced protection from the top of the head to the chin, shielding the face from high-velocity impacts and hazardous liquid splashes in accordance with ANSI Z87.1+ standards.
- Dual-Coating Technology: Features a clear polycarbonate lens equipped with a permanent anti-fog coating on the interior and a hard coat (scratch-resistant) exterior, ensuring clarity in high-humidity or abrasive federal work zones.
- Ergonomic Headgear: The highly adjustable ratcheting headgear includes multi-position settings and breathable padding, allowing for a custom fit that remains comfortable during long shifts in federal shipyards or labs.
- Cost-Efficient Replacement System: The Bionic® platform allows for easy lens replacement, enabling agencies to swap out damaged lenses without replacing the entire headgear assembly, maximizing the lifecycle of the asset.
- Accessory Compatibility: Designed to be worn comfortably with most respirators and safety eyewear, making it a versatile addition to an agency's existing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) cache.