Name: PPE Face Shields
Brand: Rush Flyer Printing
SKU: RFP1201
Price: $ USD
Availability: InStock

PPE Face Shields

This product includes free US shipping.
Pickup available at our Brooklyn Store.

Our range of personal protection equipment (PPE) and hygiene products is available to order. Designed to keep you, your loved ones and your customers safe. These products are intended for use in stores and on the front lines to help businesses re-open faster and safer and maintain the strict hygiene recommendations from the CDC.
Due to increased demand, for more information and pricing/delivery times for this product, we ask you to please fill out the form below and one of our team will get back to you right away. We typically reply within the hour.
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Custom Face Mask Printing

Our personal protection equipment (PPE) face shields are now available in one size fits all. These are currently the CDC recommended masks for use in high risk situations, hospital and medical areas during the Coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic.

Material: High quality PET + Latex Sponges(skin-friendly)
Size: 12.5″ x 8.6″
Features: Double-side anti-fog, waterproof, easy to clean

What is a face shield?

A face shield, an element of personal protective equipment (PPE), is designed to protect an owner’s entire person (or part thereof) from hazards such as flying objects and road debris, chemical splashes (in laboratories or manufacturing facilities) or potentially infectious materials (in medical and laboratory environments). The protective mask is designed to protect the user’s face and eyes from hazards. The face shield should be used in conjunction with protective glasses and/or goggles.

A face shield consists of three parts: a visor, a foam standoff material, and a strap. All these materials are able to be cleaned easily with soap, water and/or disinfectant.
Our polyethylene protective screens are made of plastic, polyurethane foam and elastic band. While these shields comply with FDA guidelines and best practices for PPE, they are not FDA approved and are supplied unsterilized.