U.S. Department of Health and Human Services — National Institutes of Health

Toledo Face Shield

This model has not been assessed for community use or in a clinical setting. Further optimization may be required.

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Thu, 2020-04-02 01:06

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General Information

Model ID

3DPX-013425

Category

Labware & Devices

Device Use

Safety and Personal Protective Equipment

Keyword(s)

COVID-19 PPE face shield

This model has been approved for use in the Toledo Promedica systems of Ohio as well as SE Michigan, and a few out of state hospitals. It uses a standard office 3 hole punch for the visor, which makes it easy to create and assemble. It is lightweight, provides good protection, and a faster print.

How to Make

Printer Technology/Material

Material Extrusion

Polylactic Acid (PLA)

Printer Make/Model

Many

Print Units

inches

Scale At Given Print Units

100

Printer-specific Build Instructions

Specific material

PLA/PETG

Number of prints per build

1

Build time

1:20

STL/VRML Files

FaceShieldToledoModel.stl

Toledo Face Shield.zip

X3D Files

FaceShieldToledoModel.x3d

FaceShieldToledoModel.x3d

QR Code for https://3dprint.nih.gov/discover/3dpx-013425

Rating

Licensing

Builds

Box of Toledo Shield for Hospital

toledo face shields in many colors

Comments

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Comments

Wed, 2020-04-08 08:52

NIH please test!

NIH folks, if y'all could do clinical testing on this model that would be realy helpful. A lot of makers have been printing this model for various healthcare systems.