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Materials	Polycarbonate
Category	3
ATPV	40cal/cm2
Function	Antifog, high visibility, could reach 70% transparency
Type	Popular type
Size	Standard size
Colors	Light Green
Standard	NFPA 70E
Applications	Petrochemical, oil and gas, chemical, electric power industry, paint and any other environment where exposed to the flash fire or electric arc risks

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