FEATURES

• Made from high impact resistant ABS material
• Universal 30mm slots to attach additional items like goggles, earmuffs and visors
• Eye protection goggles in smoke 5510-SGS Safe-T-Tec Hard Hat Goggles, Smoke and Clear 5510-SGC Safe-T-Tec Hard Hat Goggles, Clear can be added (sold separately)
• Additional Earmuffs 111217 Safe-T-Tec Workforce Yellow/Black Premium Hardhat Earmuff, Class 5 and Hi-Vis earmuffs 111417 Safe-T-Tec Hi-Vis Yellow Premium Hardhat/Helmet Earmuff, Class 5 can be added (sold separately)
• Comfortable 5-point nylon ratchet harness
• Ratchet harness for quick and easy single-hand adjustment whilst wearing the hard hat
• Adjustable chin straps with clip fastener

STANDARDS

• Occupational Protective Helmets
  AS/NZS 1801:1997   |   LIC.SMK40263
  (Stats the working lifespan of a hard hat is 3 years from date of issue to the user of the helmet)
• Industrial Safety Helmets
  EN 397:2012 -30°C
• Electrically Insulating Helmets for use on Low Voltage Installations
  EN 50365:2002
• Industrial Head Protection
  ANSI Z89.1-2009 Type I Class E, G & C
  • Type 1 – Hard hats deliver assurance that you’re protected from tools, small parts, or similar items falling from a reasonable height—or if you stand up under an obstruction and whack your head.
  • Class G (General) – Includes all-purpose, general construction helmets providing good impact and penetration protection and limited voltage protection. These hard hats are tested up to 2,200 volts and can be appropriate for general construction work.
  • Class E (Electrical) – Hard hats are tested up to 20,000 volts, protecting from high-voltage shock. They are well-suited for electrical work where users are regularly exposed to high-voltage environments. They also provide good impact and penetration protection.
  • Class C (Conductive) – Hard hats are not intended to protect wearers from contact with electrical conductors. While they provide good impact and penetration protection, they should only be used by construction workers with no risk of encountering electrical hazards. Conductive materials can also offer more breathability.