Visors Sample Clauses

Visors. 6.15.1. The systems of attachment of a visor to a helmet shall be such that the visor is removable. It must be possible to manoeuvre the visor out of the field of vision with a simple movement of one hand. However, the latter prescription may not be required for helmets which do not provide chin protection provided that a label is attached to the helmet to the effect of warning the purchaser that the visor cannot be manoeuvred.
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Visors. The systems of attachment of a visor to a helmet shall be such that the visor is removable. It must be possible to manoeuvre the visor out of the field of vision with a simple movement of one hand. However, the latter prescription may not be required for helmets which do not provide chin protection provided that a label is attached to the helmet to the effect of warning the purchaser that the visor cannot be manoeuvred. Angle opening (see annex 9) Field of vision The visor shall not comprise any part liable to impair the user's peripheral vision as defined in paragraph 6.14. when the visor is in the totally opened position. Furthermore, the lower edge of the visor shall not be situated in the downward field of vision of the user as defined in paragraph 6.14. when the visor is in closed position. The surface of the visor in the peripheral field of vision of the helmet may however include: The lower edge of the visor, provided that it is made of a material with at least the same transmittance as the rest of the visor,
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Visors. For Public Comment
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Visors. Each section shall be provided with a removable, full-circle, metal visor conforming to ANSI Standard D-10.1 and the Uniform Standard Drawings, unless otherwise shown on the Drawings. Directional Louvers.
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