A New Solution Your Workers Will Love by Enespro PPE
The 12 CAL OptiShield™ Vented Lift-Front Shroud offers:
Better Hygiene
- Eliminates the need for unhygienic balaclavas
- Lined with antimicrobial FR, kills germs to control odor
Encourages Safety Compliance
- More comfortable and an easy lift-front face shield for quick access to fresh air
- Face shield & shroud are one unit, reducing human error of skipping balaclava
Improved Visibility
- OptiShield™ clear grey tint improves color recognition & visibility
- Premium anti-fog and abrasion resistant coating
The 12 CAL OptiShield™ Vented Lift-Front Shroud is available individually, in full Enespro PPE arc flash kits or as a new supplemental kit to complete CAT 2 arc-rated daily wear programs.
Contact Enespro PPE today for a free 30-day trial evaluation so you can introduce your workers to this new era of comfort and hygiene. They will thank you for it!
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