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CHOOSE THE RIGHT ACCESSORIES FOR

YOUR HARD HAT

PRODUCT 2-POINT CHIN CLIP ON
HARD HAT SWEATBAND VISOR CARRIER VISOR / EYE-SHIELD
CODES STRAP EAR MUFF
FULL BRIM Future PS52 / / / / /

PS56 / PA45, PA55 / / /
FULL BRIM
Premier
PW52 / PA45, PA55 / / /
HEIGHT PS53, PS63,
ENDURANCE / PA45, PA55 PS58 PA03, PS94, PW99 PW47
Type I PS73
HEIGHT
ENDURANCE PS71, PS81 / / PS58 PS94, PW99 PW47
PRO Type II
HEIGHT
ENDURANCE PS82 / / / / /
EXPERT Type II

ENDURANCE PS54 / PA45, PA55 PS58 PS94, PW99 PW47

SAFETY PRO PW02 / PA45, PA55 / / /

BASE PRO PW67 PW53 / / / /

FORESTRY COMBI PW98 / PA45, PA55 PS58 PS94 PW47
KIT

ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) worn by each employee when near exposed electrical
American National Standard for guidelines state that employees shall wear protective hard conductors which could contact the head. The performance
hats when working in areas where there is a potential for
criteria for head protection is provided in the American
Industrial Head Protection injury to the head from falling objects. Protective hard National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z89.1 standard for
hats designed to reduce electrical shock hazard shall be Industrial Head Protection, updated in 2014.
Hard hats classifi cation and markings based on ANSI Z89.1
Classifi cation Marking Defi nitions
IMPACT TYPE TYPE I TYPE I Hard hats designed to reduce the force of impact resulting from a blow only to the top of the head
TYPE II TYPE II Hard hats designed to reduce the force of impact resulting from a blow to the top or sides of the head
ELECTRICAL Class G (General) Class G Hard hats designed to reduce the danger of contact with low-voltage conductors. Tested at 2,200 volts
CLASS
Class E (Electrical) Class E Designed to reduce the danger of contact with conductors at higher voltage levels. Tested at 20,000 volts
Class C (Conductive) Class C Hard Hats intended to provide no protection against contact with electrical hazards
OPTIONAL Reverse Donning Hard hats which can be worn frontward or backward. They pass all hard hat testing requirements, whether worn frontward or backward
REQUIREMENTS
Lower Temperature LT Hard hats meet all testing requirements of the standard when preconditioned at a temperature of -22°F (-30°C)
High Visibility HV Indicate that the hard hat meets all testing requirements of the standard for high visibility colors. This includes tests for chromaticity and luminescence
Higher Temperature HT Hard hats meet the performance criteria after being preconditioned to higher temperatures of 140ºF (60ºC)

EN 397 : 2012 • Flammability: The hard hat is exposed to a flame and it Optional tests:
European Standard for Industrial Safety Helmets must not burn with flame emission more than 5 seconds • Resistance at extreme temperatures:
after removal of the flame.
Mandatory tests: Impact and penetration tests are performed at room Testing impact and penetration are performed at 302°F,
• Impact: Energy spread to the head form must not exceed temperature, +122°F and at 14°F. -4°F, -22°F temperatures.
5 kN after the fall of an object of 5 kg at 1ft high.
• Electrical properties:
• Penetration: The tip of the test mass used (3 kg from 3.2ft Protects against a short accidental contact with electric
height) must not come into contact with the skull.
leads under voltage up to 440 V.
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