3DVerkstan 3D printed face shield head band

Model ID 3DPX-013306Category Labware & DevicesDevice Use Safety and Personal Protective EquipmentKeyword(s) face shield, 3d printed, PPEThe following refers to: 3DPX-013306The FDA has authorized production of protective face shields outside of the normal clearance pathway during the COVID-19 pandemic, based on Part 5, section D of the “Enforcement Policy for Face Masks and Respirators During the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Public Health Emergency Guidance for Industry and Food and Drug Administration Staff." This face shield has undergone review in a clinical setting and is recommended when fabricated as instructed. There is a shortage of protective gear for doctors and nurses, so 3DVerkstan designed a frame for holding standard sized plastic sheets. Quick to print, easy to assemble.Using readily available plastic sheets with as little modification as possible, and only common tools used.All features printable with nozzle sizes up to 1mm and layer heights up to 0.5mm Drip protection above the eyesPrintable in less than 20 minutesNo tight tolerances requiring well-tuned printers.Design that works equally well with most common materials (PLA, CPE, PETG, ABS etc.)The visor is tested and approved by staff all over the world but there are a lot of different regulations regarding medical supplies, please make sure to follow authority guidelines that applies within your region.This model has been approved by Columbia University Medical Center/New York-Presbyterian Hospital staff, who are currently using hundreds of them. More information can be fonud at the designers web site:https://3dverkstan.se/protective-visor/You can also find the files and lisence here:https://github.com/Cederb/Faceshield.nu/Print Units mmPre- and Postprocessing Instructions To view all the proper print settings and build instructions, visit this site here: https://3dverkstan.se/protective-visor/ Here are the recommended materials and temperature settings for those materials: Recommended Materials: PETG, MatterHackers PRO Series RYNO, PLA, or Tough PLAPETG & RYNO Print Settings: 230-265°C extrusion temperature. 50-60°C bed temperature - learn how to succeed with these materials here: https://www.matterhackers.com/news/how-to-succeed-when-printing-with-petg-filamentPLA & Tough PLA Print Settings: 180-220 °C extrusion temperature. 0-55 °C bed temperature - learn how to succeed with these materials here: https://www.matterhackers.com/articles/how-to-succeed-when-printing-in-plaSome hospitals are using rubber bands and hair ties to further secure the face shield when in use.Getting the holes in the right place (If the plastic sheet is not already prepared):Under 'Extras' download 'US_6_Hole_Template_by_Joel_Telling.pdf'Print this directly onto the transparency. NOTE: Be sure to print it full size not fit to paper.With a hand hole punch, punch out each of the marked holes. NOTE: If your holes are not wide enough you may need to punch each hole twice - making them wider.Optionally trim the edges to make the shield more comfortable.Attribution Instructions https://3dverkstan.se/protective-visor/Reviewer Notes The following refers to: 3DPX-013306The FDA has authorized production of protective face shields outside of the normal clearance pathway during the COVID-19 pandemic, based on Part 5, section D of the “Enforcement Policy for Face Masks and Respirators During the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Public Health Emergency Guidance for Industry and Food and Drug Administration Staff." This face shield has undergone review in a clinical setting and is recommended when fabricated as instructed. *These models sourced with permission from the NIH 3D Print Exchange*