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Description: Clear Polycarbonate Face Shield.
Physical Properties: Protection against impact, visible light transmission, UV absorption, and chemical resistant against splashes of liquids and liquid sprays.
All components are integral with one another, removable and replaceable.
The visor can be lifted up and away from the face without having to remove the shield.
Uses: Protects against impacts from flying particles of medium energy, liquid splashes and dust.
Precautions: Face shields must never be worn alone. They must always be used as a secondary protection in conjunction with suitable basic eye protection devices such as spectacles or goggles.
Description: Aluminium Cap Attachment
Physical Properties: Aluminium frame with spring system to fit visor to safety cap
Standards: None
Uses: Attach to Safety Peak Cap. Adjustable frame allows visor to be lifted without being removed.
Precautions: Make sure aluminium cap attachment is assembled correctly onto safety cap to avoid detachment during use.
Description: Aluminium Hat Attachment
Physical Properties: Aluminium frame with spring system to fit visors to safety hats
Standards: None
Uses: To attach visor to safety hat for face protection. Visor can be lifted without being removed.
Precautions: Ensure aluminium hat attachment is assembled correctly onto safety hat to avoid detachment during use.
Description: Yellow Brow guard
Physical Properties: Covers the frontal part of the head and extends around each side of the head to the front of the ears. It does not encroach upon the viewing window of the visor and is made from high density polyethylene (HDPE) with low thermal conductivity.
Standards: None
Uses: To be used when making up face shield and welding helmet.
Precautions: Make sure it is connected correctly onto the visor to avoid detachment during use.
Description: Replacement Head Gear
Physical Properties: Nylon-Ratchet system head gear
Standards: None
Uses: Adjustable cradle system with sweat band for use on brow guards to fit face shields and welding helmets.
Precautions: To be adjusted to fit comfortably without falling off.
Description: Vikela Safety Cap.
Physical Properties: Fitted with a 6-point energy absorbing cradle system reducing the force of impact, which allows for fast and simple adjustment conforming to the head for comfort.
Available with or without cap lamp brackets.
Manufactured from durable quality ABS material to withstand sun, rain, cold, heat, dust, vibration, contact with the skin and sweat.
Standards: SABS 397 / 1983 GME 30
Uses: Used for protection against falling objects.
Visor can be attached with cap attachment to give face protection as well.
Precautions: All parts must be smooth and free from sharp edges Rivets must have flat heads with smooth edges.
No metallic or other rigid projection on the inside of the helmet that might cause injury.
Do not paint or clean with thinners or any other solvent.
Back To Head And Face
Description: Safety Peak Cap
Physical Properties: Fitted with a 6-point energy absorbing cradle system reducing the force of impact, which allows for fast and simple adjustment conforming to the head for comfort.
Manufactured from durable quality ABS material to withstand sun, rain, cold, heat, dust, vibration, contact with the skin and sweat.
Visor can be fitted with cap attachment to give added protection. Lamp bracket and cable clip can also be fitted for use with miners lamps.
Standards: SABS 397 / 1983 GME 30
Uses: Used for protection against falling objects.
Risk Assessment: All parts must be smooth and free from sharp edges.
Rivets must have flat heads with smooth edges.
No metallic or other rigid projection on the inside of the helmet that might cause injury.
Do not paint or clean with thinners or any other solvent.
Description: Spare Polycarbonate Visor attached to an aluminium frame.
Physical Properties: The visors can be curved so that the front and sides of the user's face are protected. Visor is clear with dimensions of 302mm x 202mm and 1.10mm thick. Visor is resistant to chemicals and acid.
Standards: None
Uses: Used to protect the eye region against dust, metal machining and against splash from liquids.
Precautions: Not to be used when working near extreme heat sources e.g. furnace.
Description: Triacetate visor.
Physical Properties: Impact resistance, visible light transmission, UV absorption, and chemical resistant against splashes of liquids and liquid sprays. The visor can be lifted up and away from the face without having to remove the shield.
Standards: Impact resistance
Uses: To be used for short periods when working near extreme heat sources e.g. Furnace. Protects against impacts from flying particles of medium energy, liquid splashes and
Precautions: Face shields must never be worn alone. They must always be used with suitable basic eye protection.
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Description: Spare Triacetate visor attached to an aluminium frame.
Physical Properties: Impact resistance, visible light transmission, UV absorption, and chemical resistant against splashes of liquids and liquid sprays. The visor can be lifted up and away from the face without having to remove the shield.
Standards: None
Uses: To be used for short periods when working near extreme heat sources e.g. Furnace. Protects against impacts from flying particles of medium energy, liquid splashes
Precautions: Face shields must never be worn alone. They must always be used with suitable basic.
Physical Properties: The flip-front polypropylene short shell welding helmet has a straight, impact resistant and durable shell.
The curved top extends well over the head for added protection. The helmet is fitted with an adjustable ratchet suspension head harness.
The flip front lens consists of a polycarbonate clear cover spatter lens and an infrared green shaded lens.
Lenses: Lenses are available in Shade 10 and 12
Size: 51x108mm
Uses: To be used in Gas and Arc Welding operations.
Precautions: Shade 1.7 or shade 3 Infrared spectacles should be worn under the helmet as a secondary precaution against Infrared rays when lens is flipped up.
