Value Collection IM9-P6F Face Shield Replacement Window

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION IM9-P6F is a clear replacement window designed for compatible face shields used in industrial, construction, and trade environments. This polycarbonate-style viewing screen replaces worn, scratched, or damaged face shield windows, restoring optical clarity and front-face protection. At 15.5 inches high, 8 inches wide, and 0.6 inches thick, it provides a substantial viewing area suited to a range of full-face shield frames. Installation requires no specialized tools and is performed by the equipment user or a safety equipment technician as part of routine PPE maintenance.

This replacement window is used wherever face shields see regular service: fabrication shops, welding prep areas, grinding stations, chemical handling environments, and general industrial worksites. It is sold individually and is appropriate for any trade professional who maintains their own PPE inventory, including electricians, pipefitters, ironworkers, and general contractors. Keeping a spare window on hand reduces downtime when a primary window becomes too scratched or pitted to use safely.

Key Features

• Clear viewing window for unobstructed sightlines during work
• 0.6 inch thickness provides structural rigidity in the face shield frame
• 15.5 inch height and 8 inch width offer broad facial coverage
• Sold as a single unit, matching typical one-for-one replacement needs
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds, adding minimal weight to the face shield assembly

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement window for compatible face shields accepting an 8 inch wide by 15.5 inch high viewing screen with a 0.6 inch thickness profile.

Installation Notes

Face shield window replacement is a user-level maintenance task and does not require specialized trade licensing. Remove the face shield from service before replacing the window. Follow the frame manufacturer's removal and seating procedure to avoid cracking or distorting the new window during installation. Inspect the frame retaining hardware for wear or damage before inserting the replacement window.