Protective Face Shields
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Homegrown in Australia by Paramount Safety Products (the name behind the brand), PRO Choice Safety Gear designed the Vadar and Striker range of goggles, face shields and accessories for those industrial applications where full face protection is of paramount importance. Vadar Goggles and Face Shields Certified to the Australian and New Zealand industry standard AS/NZS 1337.1:2010, you can put your faith in the Vadar goggles and face shield range to deliver quality, medium-impact industrial face protection — all the while keeping your workplace compliant. PRO Choice took both design and functionality into account when creating the range, even going so far as to ensure that all goggles and face shields feature anti-scratch lenses with an anti-fog coating. Perfectly suited to wear with the face shield, the googles easily detach for times when a full face mask isn't required. With the option of clear or smoke lenses, they're a great choice for whatever work setting you find yourself in. Striker Face Shield and Accessories For those situations where extra high impact industrial strength face protection is required, you won’t go wrong with PRO Choice’s Striker face shield and accessories collection. Precision built to withstand impact from objects travelling at up to 190 metres per second (684 km/h), Striker face shields are also fully customisable and available in a variety of configurations. Fitting easily to hearing protection aids and hard hats while still maintaining absolute face protection, you can rest assured that your team is protected when it matters most. The PRO Choice Striker face shields come standard with an anti-fog polycarbonate lens that’s tested to AS/NZS 1337.1:2010. Available in either clear or smoke, there’s also the option of a stainless steel mesh visor for brush cutting, which has been tested to EN1731. The browguards for these visors are equipped with an internal harness, allowing them to be strapped directly to your head with ease. Should the b