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Uvex by Honeywell Turboshield 9" X 15 7/8" X 3/32" Gray Uncoated Polycarbonate Faceshield For Use With Turboshield Headgear and Hardhat Adapter Only Prevent elbow Repetitive Strain - Welding accuracy and efficiency
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Uvex by Honeywell Turboshield 9" X 15 7 8" X 3 32" Gray Uncoated Polycarbonate Faceshield For Use With Turboshield Headgear and Hardhat Adapter Only Prevent elbow Repetitive Strain Welding accuracy and efficiency Welding accuracy and efficiency strength and value Enhanced clearance: The hard hat adapter design increases clearance by as much as four inches allowing for better performance in light spaces Improved protection: The toric shaped visor provides 50% more chin coverage compared to traditional visors (a toric visor is curved on both the horizontal and vertical axis compared to traditional visors which are only curved on the horizontal axis)
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