Further, the use of an Arc Rated faceshield is limited to tasks designated by NFPA 70E Hazard Risk Category (HRC) #2. For tasks designated by HRC 2*, HRC 3 or HRC 4, the use of full hood is required.

A hazard above 8 calories requires the use of hood, and clothing which covers the entire body. Below this level (Hazard Category 1 and 2), typical FR work clothes and an arc rated faceshield will ...

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