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Question: Can I also use a dust mask while wearing this?
Document: That might seem obvious but I am still looking for the great face mask, dust mask, hearing protection, glasses wearing (all at once) solution.Very nice face shield though in and of itself.
I shot this mask with my 500 fps Dan Wesson revolver (a great buy that you can purchase here on amazon) and it didn't even scratch it. Whatever this thing is made of, it is stronger than any plastic I've ever seen. Also, there is so much room between the mask and your face, that if you need to wear eye glasses while wearing this mask, no problem. Also, the setup is very easy.
I have purchases prescription safety glasses for work on my wood lathe. The glasses are thick, heavy and do protect my eyes about 98% of the time, but I still get occasional wood chips and quite a bit of dust in my eyes. In addition, prescription safety glasses have heavy thick rims that block some peripheral vision and when wearing a dust mask the glasses fog up quickly.
You can also adjust how closely it sits to your face, but for that you have to undo the screws and half take it apart.It's apparently not ANSI Z71 adherent, because they tell you to wear safety glasses as well (as a disclaimer). But you can feel comfortable wearing just the mask for jobs without major shrapnel flying around.It's great for a lot of jobs, but I'd prefer to have a full face mask with respirator for the jobs where I need both.
Excellent face coverage when using a weed trimmer to keep bits of poison ivy and grass off neck and face. Also reduces the amount of airborne dust in my face when cutting grass with a riding mower in dry weather. The head mount fits well and has a sweat band that I rinse with each use. Only problem is that a hat can't be worn with it but I do have a balaclava that I can use if that becomes an issue. I normally do my trimming in the evenings.
Enough room for splash goggles, N95 dust mask, and banded earplugs (hard band). Wish the headgear was just like my Gen II headgear that I have on my Miller Digital Performance Welding helmet (2012). Other than that, can't go wrong with this. I use it for grinding and cutting (my air tool no long has its guard in place.)
I use this mask when I use my weed eater. It keeps small stones and grass from striking my face. It also is very easy to use with safety goggles. Before I received the mask I wore safety goggles when operating my weed eater. It became painful when cutting weeds and grass in ditches because small stones frequently hit me in the face. The mask prevents this from happening.
When the Face shield is clean its easy to forget you are wearing it. No blind spots whatsoever. Can be worn for long periods of time. I can wear hearing protection as well but it is a tight fight. I just use it at home in my shop for anything other than welding. Would buy again for sure!
Anyone who using some types of saw should definitely get one.I had many pair of goggles, but I just kept taking off because it was uncomfortable and gets foggy.There was some condensation around mouth and nose areas after a long use, but it remained clear.With adjustable strap, I could dial in the perfection position for me.I love everything except I could hear Darth Vader breathing while wearing this.Well, I guess I will get used to it.Be safe and Keep your fingers and sights!
The lens is supper easy to pop in and out if you want to buy the colored lens. It adjusts well enough that I can wear my respirator under it or just my safety glasses. It provides a decent amount of anti-static on the lens so that the saw dust isn't overly attracted to it. Overall a nice mask at a pretty good price.
Answer: yes