HexArmor Product Catalogue

Hydrophilic vs. Hydrophobic TruShield ® anti-fog coating technology

Hydrophobic vs. hydrophilic lens performance Our fundamentally different TruShield ® coatings outperform anything on the market due to HexArmor’s chemically engineered anti-fog technology that absorbs moisture droplets as they hit the lens, eliminating fog. This moisture absorbing process is known as hydrophilic and is found in all HexArmor’s anti-fog coatings. What’s more, we apply each coating four times thicker than the competition, making the hydrophilic anti-fog properties even more robust, higher-absorbing, and better performing. This is vastly different than competitive eyewear who use hydrophobic technology to eliminate fog, which causes moisture to spread as it hits the lens. Although effective for a short period, hydrophobic anti-fog coatings are detergent based and wash off over time. This type of short-term fog protection leads to compliance issues and eyewear being treated as disposable. Unmatched cleanability HexArmor's truly permanent anti-fog coatings have proven themselves again and again — staying true to their nature after countless cleanings, leading them to outperform and outlast even the toughest competitors — surpassing the ANSI/ ISEA anti-fog standard for the lifetime of the eyewear. That’s because HexArmor ® uses nanotechnology to bond coatings and create the smoothest surface possible for the best possible cleaning.

With hydrophilic coatings, moisture is absorbed into the coating, eliminating fog.

With hydrophobic coatings, moisture spreads across the lens, eliminating fog.

HexArmor ® TruShield ®

60

50

HexArmor ® TruShield ® 2F

40

30

3M™ ScotchGuard™ Anti-Fog

Bollé Platinum ®

20 Seconds to fog

Uvex HydroShield™

10

0

Initial state

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

Number of washes*

*One wash is equal to cleaning by thumb with rotary movement and medium pressure under running warm water for five seconds.

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