MEDICAL FACE SHIELDS

 
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VERSION A

DESCRIPTION: Efficient face shield design that can be produced quickly. The National Institute of Health (NIH) has reviewed and approved this design in a clinical setting, visit their design review for more info.

  • quick and easy to manufacture

  • headband or transparent visor can be replaced when worn out or broken

  • comfortable to wear, does not require additional elastic band

DESIGN: 3D Verkstan

FABRICATION TIME: 45 minutes

COST OF MATERIALS: $2

 
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VERSION B

DESCRIPTION: Adaption from the PRUSA design, includes an extra protective shield on the headband to reduce exposure to aerosol. The National Institute of Health (NIH) has reviewed and approved this design in a clinical setting, visit their design review for more info.

  • limits aerosol exposure, while providing top ventilation

  • study design, re-usable, transparent visor can be replaced when worn out

  • comfortable to wear + easy to take on and off

DESIGN: DTM V3.1

FABRICATION TIME: 120 minutes

COST OF MATERIALS: $5

 

EAR SAVERS

 
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VERSION A

DESCRIPTION: 3D printed surgical mask strap for relieving tension for extended use.

  • surgical mask tension release band for ear comfort & extended use

  • to be worn with a N95, surgical or face mask

  • quicky and easy to manufacture

DESIGN: Ken Lord

FABRICATION TIME: 15 minutes

MATERIALS: PLA

COST OF MATERIALS: $0.20

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VERSION B

DESCRIPTION: An alternative design for a surgical mask strap that can be cut on a laser machine.

  • surgical mask tension release band for ear comfort & extended use

  • to be worn with a N95, surgical or face mask

  • quicky and easy to manufacture

DESIGN: Glowforge

FABRICATION TIME: 20 seconds

MATERIALS: PETG

COST OF MATERIALS: $0.05

 

Safety INFORMATION

The Haystack Fab Lab is following guidance from the NIH, FDA, and other health experts on producing PPE that is safe for use in a clinical setting. All parts produced in the lab are disinfected (sterilized) with isopropyl alcohol (99%). We also have setup a “touch-free” pick up system to get PPE to people as safely as possible.

From the National Institute of Health’s COVID response page:

The 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.