Splash Guards

Splash guards protect exactly the area where splashes are expected during a task, without covering the whole face like a face shield. They are light, less obtrusive and can often be combined with safety glasses or a mask.

The range includes three versions: a clear PETG chin guard measuring about 25 × 15 cm with an adjustable strap and anti-fog surface, listed to EN 166 and designed to protect the lower face in dentistry, surgery and laboratories; a polycarbonate laboratory shield with a transparent visor; and a compact PET film shield for dental treatment that can be attached to safety glasses or used on its own.

Typical applications

• Dental treatment and hygiene appointments
• Surgical procedures with splash risk to the lower face
• Laboratory work with splash risk
• Combined with safety glasses against splashes from below
• Supplementing surgical masks during irrigation

What to look for when buying

What matters is where the splashes come from. The chin guard protects the lower face, is worn with a strap and can be combined with safety glasses. The dental shield is compact and can be attached to safety glasses or used alone. The laboratory shield is made of polycarbonate and intended for laboratory work.

An EN 166 rating is listed only for the chin guard. Pack sizes differ considerably: 50 for the chin guard, 25 for the dental shield and 5 for the laboratory shield, each with the same minimum order. That lets even small laboratories equip themselves without overstocking.

Frequently asked questions