What is it Called??

So, the bread factory where I work has massive industrial light fixtures to keep it lit as bright as day inside while we churn out loaves of bread to the tune of 10,000+ loaves per hour, around the clock. It is also hot in there. I mean: hot like the devil's taint while he runs a marathon! I take issue with having to look across my large area in order to spot a jam-up, or to make sure things are running smooth while I clean.

So, I wanted something that would shield my eyes from the intense light. I also didn't want tinted safety glasses, as that would only make my face even more hot! I don't want to wear a 'ballcap for two reasons: it would hold heat against my head, and the visor would obstruct my sight. I still need to be able to see beacon lights, so I know where the jam-up is.

The preceding train of thought is how I came to the conclusion that I need on of these. For work.
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(And no, I don't mean "Lt. Cmdr. Data". ";")

Even I think these things are superfluous, and I'd look strange wearing one! I can't remember what in blazes they are called! In conversation, I describe it as "ya know, them tinted visor/hat thingies! Usually green. Often worn by poker dealers?" Especially now that it's summer, I've kept a casual eye out for them when I am at the store. But, I haven't seen one of them in person since I was little.

Can anyone lend me a hand? Thanks in advance.

"Green eyeshade" or dealer's visor: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_eyeshade

Nice, thanks! And thanks to the Wikipedia article, I now have a new lead for where to look: office supply stores! And if that doesn't pan out, I'll try places that sell stuff for game rooms (pool tables, poker sets, etc.).

The hunt continues...

Amazon has several styles of them, around $6-7.00.

Now that I know what it's called, that is probably where I will turn if I can't come across one locally whilst I run other errands.

My wife has dozens of them, visors for sale everywhere, first she bought them on the beach, and the last few she got at the Harley dealers , go to the ball park, vendors have them. , you get my point? There everywhere. And you think that's hot, try working in the oil patch in west Texas, hard hat, FRC coveralls, heavy boots, gloves and safety glasses all the time around equipment that will make the Devils taint seem like a cool breeze! I think a ball cap would be just fine. Tc

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Originally Posted by tcrideshd

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, And you think that's hot, try working in the oil patch in west Texas, hard hat, FRC coveralls, heavy boots, gloves and safety glasses all the time around equipment that will make the Devils taint seem like a cool breeze! I think a ball cap would be just fine. Tc

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Originally Posted by Crawler

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, It is also hot in there. I mean: hot like the devil's taint while he runs a marathon! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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Alright guys,,,:rolleyes: There's still one question that needs to be answered here, " Who in Hell was able to get close enough to Lucifer to document the level of heat being emitted from his private parts? " :shrug:

His proctologist?

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I used to work with him in New Mexico, running short on souls so he same to the oil patch, it was standard practice to measure the temp on guys with pants on fire so we could get it in our data logs. Tc

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If you got one of these no one would recognise you....

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Alright guys,,,:rolleyes: There's still one question that needs to be answered here, " Who in Hell was able to get close enough to Lucifer to document the level of heat being emitted from his private parts? " :shrug:

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Saddam

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Or there are these types.

The only thing i have seen in common with these is photos from the 80's and old ladies in matching leisure suits 😅

Could get a straw cowboy hat.

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Could get a straw cowboy hat.

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Around here, that wouldn't fly... partially because it might take flight. Folks usually don't consider straw/hay to be an acceptable bread topping and/or ingredient. Management doesn't seem to care about ballcaps/trucker hats, so long as you have a hairnet on the hat as well as your head. So, aside from some strange looks at first, I figure I can get away with wearing a tinted visor.

Ahhhhhhh, I don't imagine a straw topping with a side of hair would very appetizing. I wore a ballcap working in an industrial kitchen with poor ventilation, hats were moreorless required, you'd get used to it.

What is the color temperature of the lights?

It would make a difference for the choice of the tint of the visor.

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What is the color temperature of the lights?

It would make a difference for the choice of the tint of the visor.

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For the most part, "daylight", with the intensity of the sun.
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Most of the alarm beacons are red, however. So I will need to avoid a color of tint that cancels out red. I'm rusty on my physics of light, so I can't remember which segment of the spectrum I need to shoot for :shrug:.

Do you have any color bilndedness?

Negative. The Cattaraugus Cutlery I place in view for that pic is a nice green color to my eyes. Btw, I added the razor for color reference. (Note the taped spine because I'm currently trying to hone it...)

Heck Crawler, just ask SHarpton or Utopian, I bet either is Hoarding some of the old time visors by the 100's at least.

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Negative. The Cattaraugus Cutlery I place in view for that pic is a nice green color to my eyes. Btw, I added the razor for color reference. (Note the taped spine because I'm currently trying to hone it...)

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Must take awhile honing on dough! :rofl2: