Faceshields and Visors (1,000+ items)
Ratchet Face Shield Assembly, Clear Visor, Polyethylene, Ratchet Suspension, Uncoated Lens, Blue
Maxview Faceshield Assembly, Polycardonate Visor, Clear Uncoated Lens, Ratchet Suspension, Black
Take Up Headgear, Ractchet, Includes Headgear Only, Fits Most Face Shields, Adjustable Size, Blue
Face Shield Bracket, Thermoplastic, Fits Most Brim Hard Hats, Dielectric, Black
Replacement Visor, Faceshield Window for Jackson Safety Headgear, PETG, Clear, 8 in H x 15 1/2 in W
Faceshield Visor, FIBRE-METAL, Proprionate Material, Uncoated, 8 in Visor Height, Clear
Ratchet Faceshield Assembly, Uncoated, Clear Visor, Includes Chin Guard and Ratchet Headgear
Ratchet Face Shield Assembly, Clear Visor, Polycarbonate, Ratchet Suspension, Anti-Fog Lens, Black
Headgear HDG30 170SB Ratch Suspens Sweatban Fits Face Shield
Face Shield Visor, Clear Visor, 9 in Height, Uncoated Lens
Face Shield Visor, Clear Visor, 9-3/4" Height, Uncoated Lens, Clear
Face Shield Headgear, Gray Visor, Polycarbonate, Ratchet Suspension, Gray
Faceshield with 6-Point Suspension Hard Hat, Arc Flash Series, Front Brim, Ratchet Suspension
V-Gard Faceshield Visor, Polycarbonate, 8 in, Clear, Contoured, Anti-Fog, Scratch-Resistant
BOLT Full Face Shield - Clear Dual Coat Lens (Compatible with Milwaukee Safety Helmets & Hard Hats)
About Faceshields and Visors
Choosing the Right Face Shield
When it comes to choosing the right face shield, it's important to consider the type of work you'll be doing. For more hazardous applications, like welding, manufacturing and metal fabricating, you'll need a face shield that offers more protection. For less hazardous applications, like fishing, a face mask or face bandana may be sufficient.
Uses for Face Shields
Face shields are used to protect your face from burns, abrasions, and other hazards. They can also be used to protect your head from impacts and other dangers. Depending on the type of work you do, you may need a face shield that offers more protection than a face mask or bandana.
Types of Face Shields
There are several types of face shields available. Some are designed for more hazardous applications, while others are designed for less hazardous applications. You should choose a face shield that is appropriate for the type of work you do.Materials Used in Face Shields
Face shields are typically made from plastic or metal. Plastic face shields are typically lighter and more comfortable to wear, while metal face shields offer more protection. You should choose a face shield that is made from a material that is appropriate for the type of work you do.
Find the Right Protection at Zoro
No matter what type of work you do, it's important to have the right protective gear. At Zoro, you can find a wide selection of face shields and visors at everyday low prices. Whether you're protecting your face or your head, you can find the right protection at Zoro.