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Paulson Tactical Laser Shield for DK5 & DK6 Face Shields. The Paulson TLS-F56 Tactical Laser Shield is designed to be field mounted without tools to the front of the Paulson DK5 & DK6 face shields. The laser shield is designed to reduce the dazzle effect of red, green, blue, violet and other colors of laser pointers up to a rating of 3R for an exposure time of 1/4th of a second. The >OD1 rating applies for wavelengths 405nm to 660nm. This equates to a >90% absorption of the laser beam.

The Paulson TLS-F56 Laser Shield is designed to allow a small percentage of laser to pass through the shield, enabling the user to identify the source of the laser while not being harmed. The Laser Shield provides laser protection directly in user's field of view, while looking below the product allows for clear vision.

Paulson Tactical Laser Shield for DK5 & DK6 Face Shields Features:

• Dark grey in color
• Made from 0.040" polycarbonate
• Field mount, no tools required (face shield lens attaches w/ the DK6 pivot screws)
• Blocks all 4 types of lasers on the spectrum (blue, green, red, violet)
• Allows a small amount of the laser through the lens (below a harmful level) so the beam can be seen and the person holding the laser can hopefully be identified

Paulson Tactical Laser Shield for DK5 & DK6 Face Shields Specs:

• Material: Polycarbonate
• Color: Dark Grey
• Product Weight: 29 g.
• Specification: ANSI Z136
• Visible Light Transmittance: >3%
• Hazard Analysis & Training: A Laser Safety Officer (LSO) should review the laser hazard and determine the protection level required
• The LSO should review the requirements of ANSI Z136.1

Paulson Tactical Laser Shield for DK5 & DK6 Face Shields Warning:

• This product does not provide unlimited protection to laser exposure
• Do not stare into the beam
• Never use this product to look at any laser beam
• Regardless of the rating on the Laser Device it may produce a beam at a higher power. This can produce a dangerous level of laser light.
• This product may affect color perception