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MSA 10115730 Black Polyethylene 3 Point Suspension Slotted Cap General Purpose Visor Frame

Manufacturer: MSA Safety | Catalog # 10115730 | Cooper Electric Part # 812855
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The standard slotted frame works ideally with any MSA slotted  helmet. The universal frame featuring a heavy-duty, flat, rubber strap can be used with slotted and non-slotted MSA helmets.  With the unique sloped frame design material slides off the frame and out of site. The optional debris control creates a tight seal between helmet and frame. The elevated temperature versions withstand temps up to 350ºF (176ºC).

Technical Information

Applications
Confined Space,Welding
Material
Polyethylene
Size
Universal
Type
Reusable

Manufacturer Information

Brand
MSA
Sub Brand
V-Gard®

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
641817025628
Product UPC
64181702562
Used With
Slotted Cap
Features
  • Unique 3-point visor loading to fit and remove visors quickly
  • Sloped design allows material to easily slide off the frame
  • Works with or without ear muffs
  • Perfect Compatibility with many half-mask respirators and more
  • Various visor versions to suit all applications
  • Non-metal construction for use in electrical applications
  • Replaceable, optional debris control creates tight seal between frame and helmet
  • Universal= Heavy-duty, flat, rubber strap for easy and secure placement on MSA slotted and non-slotted helmets
  • ET frames are tested to temperatures of 350?F (176.7?C), reducing warping, cracking or crazing.
Approvals
  • Approvals subject to change without notice and may differ based on configuration, part number and/or country.
  • Contact Customer Service or check approval label on product for specific approval information.
  • B High speed particles with medium energy impact (120 m/s)
  • T Additional resistance at extreme temperatures (5 and +55 °C)
  • 3 Liquid droplets and splash
  • 8 Electric arc resistance
  • 9 Non-adherence of molten metal and resistance to penetration of hot solids
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