Portwest Replacement Mesh Visor

Product Overview

The PW94BKR Replacement Mesh Visor is a critical component for maintaining the integrity of your personal protective equipment. Designed specifically to extend the service life of your existing gear, this visor serves as a direct replacement for the PW93 system and offers versatile compatibility with the PW58 and PS58 models. By choosing a high-quality replacement part rather than a complete unit overhaul, you ensure both cost-efficiency and the continued safety of your workforce.

Key Features

• Galvanised Carbon Steel Construction: The use of galvanised steel provides exceptional durability and resistance to the elements, ensuring the mesh remains robust even when exposed to damp outdoor conditions.
• Broad Compatibility: Engineered to fit seamlessly with PW93, PW58, and PS58 head protection, providing a versatile solution for businesses managing multiple helmet styles.
• Certified Protection: Fully tested and certified to EN 1731 (F) standards, giving you the assurance that it meets strict European safety requirements for mesh-type face protection against high-speed particles.

Design & Performance

The performance of this visor lies in its material composition. The galvanised carbon steel mesh is designed to offer a clear field of vision while acting as a formidable barrier against larger flying particles. Unlike solid visors, the mesh construction facilitates maximum airflow, which is instrumental in preventing heat build-up and lens fogging during strenuous physical activity. This makes it a preferred choice for high-intensity tasks where ventilation is as important as protection.

Despite its sturdy steel construction, the visor is surprisingly lightweight. This ensures that the overall balance of the head protection system is maintained, reducing the risk of neck fatigue for the wearer during long shifts. The black finish on the mesh is intentionally chosen to reduce glare, allowing for better focus on the task at hand.

Why No Customisation?

We do not offer customisation on the PW94BKR Replacement Mesh Visor because it is a precision-engineered piece of safety equipment. Applying heat-transfers, inks, or embroidery to the mesh or its support structure would compromise the structural integrity and invalidate its EN 1731 safety certification. To ensure your protection remains uncompromised, we supply this item in its original, tested form.

Use Cases

This visor is an essential piece of equipment for those working in forestry, arboriculture, and heavy-duty landscaping. It is specifically designed for environments where wood chips, large dust particles, and organic debris are a constant hazard. It provides the necessary shielding for operators of chainsaws, brush cutters, and hedge trimmers who require a combination of impact protection and high-level breathability.

Why MyWorkwear

Established in 1976, MyWorkwear has spent nearly half a century providing the UK workforce with reliable, technically sound workwear and PPE. Based in Telford, our expert team understands that when it comes to safety, there is no room for compromise. We source only the most dependable products to ensure your team stays protected and productive.

Practical Advice

When installing the replacement visor, ensure the attachment points are fully engaged with your browguard or helmet. A loose visor can compromise safety and lead to unnecessary vibration during work. We recommend a quick visual inspection of the attachment clips every morning to ensure everything remains secure and properly aligned.

Caring for your product

Maintaining your mesh visor is straightforward but essential for longevity. You should regularly clear the mesh of any trapped debris using a soft brush or compressed air. Accumulated dirt can obscure your vision and, over time, can lead to unnecessary wear on the steel strands.

If the visor becomes wet, ensure it is dried before storage. While the carbon steel is galvanised to resist corrosion, prolonged exposure to moisture in unventilated areas can eventually affect the finish. Periodically check for any broken wires or significant dents; if the mesh is punctured or severely deformed, it must be replaced immediately to ensure continued impact protection.