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KLM TechnologyGroupProject <strong>Engineering</strong> StandardPERSONNEL SAFETYPROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT(PROJECT STANDARDS ANDSPECIFICATIONS)Page 10 of 167Rev: 01July 2011Photochromic Filter - A filter used on sun glare spectacle that reversibly alter itsluminous transmittance under the influence of sunlight.Polarizing filter - A filter used on sun glare spectacle in which the transmittanceis dependent on the amount and orientation of the polarization of the incidentradiation.Spectacles - An eye-protector, the oculars of which are mounted in a spectacletypeframe, with or without side shields. Mounted oculars include lenses integralwith the frame.Welding goggles - Is a device enclosing 3 space in front of the eyes into whichradiation arising from welding can penetrate only through filter(s) and, whereprovided, filter cover(s).Note: Goggles are usually held in position by a headband.Variable shade Filter - A filter in which the transmittance varies in response tothe incident light intensity, so enabling the user to set work with the filter inposition and with a satisfactory view; on striking the arc the luminoustransmittance decreases and the device acts as a conventional welding filter. Theprocess reverses when welding stops.Note: The variable transmittance is usually achieved by means of an integralelectronic circuit with a built-in power supply.Variable shade window - A device that enables observation of the workpiecebe<strong>for</strong>e the welding arc is ignited and that automatically changes its shadenumber from a light shade to a dark shade when the welding arc is ignited.Note: A variable shade window is used only in combination with a welding filterwhich complies with this Standard.Hand ProtectionClute patterns - A four-finger and thumb design, having one-piece palm,including the fronts of all four fingers and a separate cuff [see Fig. 1(a)]. Theback comprises three of four separate pieces of material.Cuff - The extension on a glove or mitt which covers the wrist (examples areshown in Fig. 2).Flock lined (rubber or PVC) gloves - Gloves which have their inner surfacecovered in a layer of pure cotton fibers, anchored into the rubber of PVC duringmanufacture. These absorb perspiration and help to keep the hands cool during

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