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Shields Heavy Equipment Replacement Windows

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Discover Shields heavy equipment replacement windows, made from Lexan with a proprietary SuperCoat for exceptional durability. These one-piece windows are 250 times stronger than glass, providing superior protection against impacts. A real-world example demonstrates how a flail from a brush cutter, spinning at 1100 RPMs, hit a Shields window and caused damage but protected the operator, who was able to take his next breath.

Goal: Understand the safety benefits and durability of Shields Lexan windows.

Tools and materials

  • Flail — Demonstrating extreme impact scenario
  • Hammer N/A — Demonstrating impact resistance

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as well. Brad, what are we looking at? Okay, so what did I just see, Brad? You just saw the toughest window in the world keeping you safe, keeping you on time, well worth your money, the best windshield in the world. So, now this is, uh, is it a Lexan replacement window? It's a Lexan one-piece replacement window with my coating on it. It'll fit like the factory glass, but it won't act like the factory glass. It'll act like a Shields windshield. So, you actually have a real world example over here where it saved this guy's life, right? >> Exactly. It's great to see the hammer hit. I had a gentleman in Florida just bought my window and after about an hour into it, the cutter started to make noise, this broke off and 11,000 1,100 RPMs hit the window right there. It put some damage on the window, but he's safe, he's happy, he's a very satisfied customer. So, so one of these flails actually flung off at 1,100 RPM and this is the actual result. >> the entire unit itself hit that. And he said he wasn't sure if it was 30 seconds or 30 minutes till he took his next breath, but he took his next breath. Where do guys buy no more info on you? You can find us at shieldswindshields.com. We're on Facebook, we're on Instagram and other social medias. You can call us at 1-800-554-7527. There's the info. All right. Thanks, Brad. All right, thank you, man. All

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