10CAL Arc Flash Face Shield Product Information

1. Product Name

10CAL ARC FLASH FACE SHIELDModel: ArcPro-Shield-10

2. Two Available Styles

Universal type
Slot type

3. Product Parameters

表格

Parameter	Specification
ATPV Rating	10.9cal/cm²
Thickness	1.0mm
Material	Polycarbonate
Color	Grey
Size	50*23.5cm
Compliance Standards	ASTM F2178:2023a, DL/T 320-2019

4. Four Core Advantages

Superior Arc Flash Protection PerformanceATPV value reaches 10.9cal/cm² to resist arc energy impact
Wide CompatibilityTwo bracket designs fit most safety helmets on the market
High Impact ResistanceConstructed with high-mechanical-strength polycarbonate; resistant to high-speed particle impacts up to 120 m/s
Premium Visual ClarityAdopts multi-layer composite lamination technology. A high-transmittance grey anti-arc film is coated on the surface of the lens, delivering enhanced color fidelity and reduced eye strain

5. Application Scenarios

Power transmission & distribution, equipment operation and maintenance, industrial electricity & manufacturing, battery module and PACK production, energy storage power station operation and maintenance, etc.Supporting working environments include electrical cabinet operations, lithium battery welding & assembly, high-voltage line maintenance, wind power and photovoltaic station operation.

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10CAL Arc Flash Face Shield

10CAL Arc Flash Face Shield

10CAL Arc Flash Face Shield Product Information

1. Product Name

2. Two Available Styles

3. Product Parameters

4. Four Core Advantages

5. Application Scenarios

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2. Two Available Styles

3. Product Parameters

4. Four Core Advantages

5. Application Scenarios

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