Safety Helmet

Which Helmet to choose? Choosing the best protective helmet depends on the specific needs of your workplace and the nature of the tasks you perform. Here's what you should consider when selecting a helmet:

• Impact Protection: Look for helmets that can withstand high impacts from falling objects or collision.
• Material Quality: The durability of the helmet depends on the materials used. High-density plastics and composites offer excellent protection and longevity.
• Comfort and Fit: A good helmet should be comfortable to wear for long periods and fit securely to ensure it stays in place during an accident.
• Ventilation: Adequate airflow is crucial for comfort, especially in hot environments or during strenuous activities.
• Compatibility: Ensure the helmet can accommodate other necessary PPE such as earmuffs, face shields, or communication devices.
• Weight: A lighter helmet reduces neck strain during prolonged use but shouldn't compromise on protection.

Understanding ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Standard The ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 standard is a crucial benchmark for industrial head protection, ensuring that helmets provide adequate shielding against impact and penetration hazards. Here's what the standard covers:

• Testing Requirements: Helmets must undergo rigorous testing to ensure they can protect against impacts, penetration, and electrical shocks.
• Classification: Helmets are classified based on their ability to withstand impact and electrical insulation.
• Performance Criteria: The standard outlines specific performance criteria for impact attenuation, penetration resistance, and electrical insulation properties.
• Marking and Labeling: Helmets meeting this standard must be properly marked with relevant information including the manufacturer, date of manufacture, and helmet type.

Type I vs Type II When it comes to protective helmets, understanding the difference between Type I and Type II can help you choose the right helmet for your needs: Type I Helmets

• Primarily designed to protect against impacts to the top of the head.
• Ideal for workers in industries like construction and manufacturing where objects might fall from above.
• Generally lighter and more comfortable for extended wear.
• Often less expensive than Type II helmets.

Type II Helmets

• Offer protection from impacts to the top as well as the sides of the head.
• Best suited for environments where lateral impacts are a concern, such as in mining or where there are high chances of bumping into fixed objects.
• Typically feature additional foam padding or a suspension system for enhanced side impact protection.
• May include a lower nape strap for improved stability and retention.

We are committed to providing only the highest quality helmets that meet all industry standards for protection and durability. Here are some reasons to choose our helmets:

• Compliance with Standards: All our helmets meet or exceed ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 requirements.
• Variety: We offer a wide range of helmets in various styles and colors to suit different preferences and requirements.
• Customization Options: Many of our helmets can be customized with company logos or individual names for easy identification.
• Accessories: We provide a selection of compatible accessories such as chin straps, sweatbands, and winter liners to enhance comfort and functionality.
• Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable staff can assist you in selecting the most appropriate helmet for your specific work environment and needs.
• Regular Updates: We stay informed about the latest regulations and technological advancements to ensure our helmet offerings are always up-to-date and compliant.