Mcr Safety 105 Face Shield Headgear 9 in Polycarbonate

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 105 is a replacement face shield headgear assembly designed to support polycarbonate face shield windows in industrial and trade environments. The headgear is constructed from nylon and features a ratchet-style adjustment mechanism for a secure, repeatable fit. The gray polycarbonate window measures 9 inches in height and 0.05 inches in thickness, with a scratch-resistant coating to extend service life. This assembly is used by electricians, welders, HVAC technicians, and other trade professionals who require reliable head-mounted face protection during grinding, chemical handling, and light impact work.

The MCR SAFETY 105 is suited for residential and commercial job sites where face shield protection is required by safety protocols or OSHA guidelines. The ratchet headgear accommodates a range of head sizes and is compatible with standard polycarbonate shield windows. The scratch-resistant gray window provides optical clarity under general work lighting. It is commonly stocked in tool rooms, service vans, and facility maintenance shops for ready deployment by maintenance and trade personnel.

Key Features

• Nylon headgear construction provides durability and light weight
• Ratchet adjustment mechanism allows fast, tool-free sizing
• 9-inch polycarbonate window height offers broad facial coverage
• Scratch-resistant window coating extends optical clarity over time
• Gray window color reduces glare in bright work environments
• Window thickness of 0.05 inches meets general industrial face protection requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement face shield headgear assembly compatible with polycarbonate window inserts of matching frame dimensions for general industrial and trade face protection applications.

Installation Notes

Face shield headgear should be fitted and adjusted before entering the work area. Power down or de-energize equipment before donning or removing face protection in electrical environments. Inspect the window for cracks, deep scratches, or distortion before each use and replace if optical clarity is compromised. Refer to applicable ANSI Z87.1 standards for face protection selection and inspection requirements.