Description

DeWALT (DPG22-SH90) Visor with versatile Indoor/Outdoor Lens Designed to Fit Type II Helmet

Features: 

• COMPATIBILITY AND CONVENIENCE: DPG22-SH is designed specifically to be used with the DEWALT type II safety helmets, but these shields can be worn with a variety of eye protection underneath.
• SAFETY COMPLIANCE: Engineered to surpass Z87.1+ safety standards, the DPG22 shields are meticulously crafted to withstand tough impacts, shielding your eyes from flying debris, droplets, splash, dust, and other hazards with unmatched reliability.
• VERSATILE LENS OPTIONS: Tailor your protection with our range of lens options, including clear, smoke, and indoor/outdoor variants, providing versatile solutions for diverse working conditions without compromising on safety.
• ADVANCED ANTI-FOG TECHNOLOGY: Stay focused on the task at hand with our premium AF+ coating on clear and smoke lenses, delivering superior fog resistance even in the most challenging environments, ensuring crystal-clear vision throughout your workday.
• UV SHIELDING: Prioritize your eye health with our shields offering 99.9% UV protection, effectively blocking harmful sun rays, and safeguarding your vision against long-term damage, allowing you to work confidently in any outdoor setting.

Details: 

For added eye protection, both the vented and non-vented DPG22 Type II Safety Helmets feature accessory slots for shaped visors. Our DPG22-SH is designed to meet the rigorous Z87.1+ safety standards for impact resistance, protecting and shielding workers eyes from flying debris, droplets, splash, dust, and other hazards. They can be worn with most eyewear and provide 99.9% UV protection from the sun’s harmful rays. Available in three lens colors: clear, smoke, and indoor/outdoor. Both the clear and smoke lenses have a premium anti-scratch and anti-fog coating (AF+) that meets the “X” anti-fog performance requirement. This premium AF+ coating helps prevent lens fogging in hot or humid environments or when moving from a cold environment to a warmer one or vice versa. Being able to see clearly is always important, especially when job site hazards are present.