Full face dust masks provide comprehensive protection for the face, including the eyes, nose, and mouth, against harmful dust and abrasive particles.

• Sealed design to prevent dust leakage
• Integrated eye protection
• Comfortable fit and adjustable straps

Respiratory protection is essential to prevent inhalation of harmful dust and abrasive particles. Options include:

• Air-fed respirators: Provide clean, breathable air from a remote source
• Full Face Dust mask respirators: Suitable for less intensive tasks, must be used with appropriate filters

Protective clothing shields the operator's body from abrasive materials and debris. Recommended clothing includes:

• Blast suits or coveralls: Made from durable materials, covering the entire body
• Long-sleeved shirts and pants: For less intensive jobs, should be made of thick, protective fabric
• Head covering: Ensure your head is covered to protect against falling debris and dust inhalation

Heavy-duty gloves protect the hands from abrasives and potential injuries. Look for:

• Cut-resistant materials
• Comfortable fit for dexterity
• Durable construction

Sandblasting can generate high noise levels, making hearing protection essential. Options include:

• Earplugs: Disposable or reusable, must provide adequate noise reduction
• Earmuffs: Comfortable and effective for prolonged use

Safety boots protect the feet and provide stability on potentially slippery surfaces. Features to consider:

• Steel-toe caps for impact protection
• Slip-resistant soles
• Durable and comfortable design

Even with a blast helmet, additional eye protection can be beneficial. Consider:

• Safety goggles: For use during equipment setup and maintenance
• Face shields: Additional protection during high-risk tasks