Head Protection
Explore Head Protection Gear for Safety Above All Else
Welcome to our collection of head protection gear, where safety takes precedence in various industries and environments. Head protection equipment is designed to safeguard your head and ensure your well-being in hazardous conditions, offering comprehensive protection against impact, falling objects, electrical hazards, and more. Discover our selection of head protection gear and experience top-tier safety without compromising comfort or functionality.
Why Choose Head Protection Gear:
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Comprehensive Safety: Our head protection equipment encompasses a range of options, including hard hats, bump caps, safety helmets, and accessories, providing comprehensive protection for your head in diverse work settings.
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Customized Fit: We offer head protection gear with adjustable features to ensure a secure and comfortable fit, catering to different head sizes and shapes.
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Diverse Applications: Our gear is suitable for a wide range of industries, including construction, manufacturing, electrical work, and outdoor activities, making it versatile and indispensable.
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Durability and Compliance: Our head protection gear meets or exceeds industry standards and regulations, guaranteeing compliance with safety guidelines and standards.
Applications for Head Protection Gear:
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Construction: Construction workers rely on head protection gear to guard against falling debris, impact hazards, and electrical dangers on job sites.
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Industrial Work: Professionals in industrial and manufacturing settings use head protection gear to stay safe while operating heavy machinery and handling materials.
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Outdoor Activities: Individuals engaged in outdoor activities, such as hiking, climbing, and sports, benefit from head protection gear to prevent head injuries.
Browse Our Selection:
Explore our wide range of head protection gear, available in various styles, materials, and colors to meet your specific safety requirements. Whether you need head protection for construction, industrial work, or outdoor adventures, our collection offers certified safety solutions that prioritize your well-being.
Elevate your safety and comfort with our premium head protection gear. Shop now to experience top-tier protection for your head in every situation.
Industrial Head Protection
ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014
The updated ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 standard is a voluntary industry standard that establishes the types and classes of industrial helmets and provides performance and testing requirements for them. This standard includes specifications for helmets designed to offer protection from top and/or lateral impact. Three classes included in this standard indicate the helmet’s electrical insulation rating.
Electrical Performance
1. CLASS E (Electrical) Helmets intended to reduce the danger of exposure to high-voltage electrical conductors, proof-tested at 20,000 volts.
2. CLASS G (General) Helmets intended to reduce the danger of exposure to low-voltage electrical conductors, proof-tested at 2,200 volts.
3. CLASS C (Conductive) Helmets not intended to provide protection from electrical conductors.
The test requirements for Industrial Head Protection per ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 are separated by helmet type: Type I helmets protect the wearer from top impact, while Type II helmets protect the wearer from top and lateral impact. The test requirements for ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 are available from the Industrial Safety Equipment Association (safetyequipment.org).
Non-Manditory ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 Tests
Reverse Donning
In order for a helmet to be worn in reverse or a swing ratchet suspension to be used in a helmet, that particular helmet must be marked for reverse donning which indicates that it meets the non-mandatory reverse donning test. In order to do this, the helmets suspension must be reversed so that the nape strap is in the rear (back of wearer’s head).
Lower Temperature (LT)
The traditional low temperature test for a helmet is -18°C or 0°F. Helmets that meet the ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 requirements for LOWER temperatures (-30°C or -22°F) can be marked with LT by the manufacturer.
High Visibility (HV)
Helmets that meet the non-mandatory requirements for high visibility, including special tests for Chromaticity and Luminescence for added visibility, can be marked with HV by the manufacturer.