Jackson Safety 14445 Replacement Face Shield Window Clear

Product Description

The JACKSON SAFETY 14445 is a clear replacement window designed for face shield assemblies used in industrial and general safety applications. The window measures 9 inches high by 20 inches wide and 0.04 inches thick, providing a full, unobstructed field of view for the wearer. It is uncoated and carries no lens shade, making it appropriate for general-purpose eye and face protection rather than welding or cutting tasks. Safety professionals, industrial technicians, and PPE coordinators install or stock this part as a direct replacement when existing shield windows become scratched, cracked, or otherwise compromised.

This replacement window is specifically designed for use with the Jackson 170-B Headgear system. It fits into that headgear assembly as a drop-in replacement, allowing the existing headgear frame to be retained while restoring a clear, undamaged viewing surface. Typical use environments include light manufacturing, assembly lines, grinding operations, chemical handling, and similar industrial settings where face protection is required but arc flash or high-heat shading is not needed.

Key Features

• Clear, uncoated lens with no shade rating for general-purpose face protection
• 9 inches high by 20 inches wide replacement window dimensions
• 0.04 inches (1.01 mm) window thickness
• Designed as a direct replacement for the Jackson 170-B Headgear system
• Lightweight construction at 0.3 pounds per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with Jackson 170-B Headgear as a direct replacement window.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by safety personnel or end users following the headgear manufacturer's replacement procedure. Remove the worn or damaged window from the headgear frame before seating the replacement to avoid scratching the new lens surface. Handle the window by its edges to prevent fingerprints or surface contamination on the viewing area. Ensure the replacement window is fully seated and secured in the frame before returning the equipment to service.