White Hard Hats

Type 1 Hard Hats are designed to protect the top of the head from impacts. They are typically used in environments where the primary hazard is falling objects striking the head from above. ANSI Z89.1 defines the standards for these hard hats.

Type 2 Hard Hats protect from top impacts and lateral impacts, which can occur from blows to the side, front, or back of the head. This type of hard hat is typically used in environments with a risk of lateral and vertical impacts. They meet the more stringent ANSI Z89.1-2009 standards, which include rigorous tests for impact and penetration resistance from all directions.

Hard hats are classified into three main categories based on their electrical insulation properties: Class G (General), Class E (Electrical), and Class C (Conductive).

Class G (General) Hard Hats are designed to reduce impact force and provide limited protection against electrical conductors, offering up to 2,200 volts of protection. They are commonly used in construction and other general applications.

Class E (Electrical) Hard Hats offer the highest level of electrical protection, up to 20,000 volts. They are essential for electricians and workers exposed to high-voltage environments.

Class C (Conductive) Hard Hats do not provide any electrical insulation and are primarily designed to protect against impact and penetration. They are typically used when electrical hazards, such as in certain industrial and manufacturing settings, are not a concern.

Each classification ensures that workers have the appropriate level of protection for their specific work conditions.

The main difference between vented and non-vented hard hats is their design and functionality regarding airflow and impact protection.

Vented safety hard hats have small vents or holes in the shell to allow air circulation, which helps keep the wearer cool and comfortable, particularly in hot or strenuous work environments. However, because of these vents, they do not protect against electrical hazards and are not suitable for environments where there is a risk of electrical shock

Non-Vented Hard Hats have a solid shell with no vents, providing better protection against electrical hazards. They are designed to protect against impacts, penetration, and electrical shocks, making them suitable for use in environments where electrical safety is a concern. Non-vented hard hats are often used in construction, electrical work, and other industries where protection from electrical hazards is essential.

Choosing between vented and non-vented hard hats depends on the job's specific safety requirements and working conditions.

Available features for our white hard hats include advanced ratchet suspension systems for a secure fit and ventilation options to enhance comfort. Below is a detailed list of the specific features and benefits.

White Hard Hats Features and Benefits

• 6PT and 4PT Rachet Suspension Systems: Provide adjustable fitting to ensure comfort and security while providing shock-absorbing protection.
• Vented Options Available: Offer better air circulation, reducing heat build-up under the helmet when not working where electrical hazards are present.
• High-Density Polyethylene Construction: Ensures durability and impact resistance, meeting ANSI and OSHA standards.
• Full-brim and Standard Models: Offer extra protection against sun and rain, while standard models are lighter and more versatile.
• ANSI Classification Type 1, Class G, E, and C: Ensures maximum protection for various work environments.
• Lightweight Design: Enhances comfort during long working hours.
• Wide Size Range: Fits head sizes from 6-1/2" to 8".

4-point ratchet hard hats have a suspension system that connects to the hat at four points. They provide a standard level of protection by distributing the force of an impact across these four suspension points. These hard hats are suitable for many general construction and industrial environments.

6-point ratchet hard hats feature a suspension system that connects at six points, offering enhanced protection by distributing the force of an impact more effectively. This system can better absorb and dissipate energy, providing a higher level of safety. Additionally, 6-point hard hats are often considered more comfortable due to the even distribution of weight and pressure, which reduces the likelihood of pressure points. They are ideal for high-risk environments such as heavy construction and mining.

Our white hard hats are made from high-quality, durable materials that withstand harsh work environments. They feature optional high visibility reflective strips for enhanced visibility, essential for safety in daytime and low-light conditions..

Our White Hard Hat Materials

• High-Density Polyethylene: Used for the shell, providing high impact resistance and durability.
• Reflective Tape Options: Available for increased visibility in low-light conditions and crucial for worker safety.
• Polyethylene Foam: Used in suspension systems for comfort and shock absorption.
• Nylon Straps: Durable and adjustable to secure the fit.
• Vented Mesh Panels: Incorporated in vented models for better breathability.
• Moisture-Wicking Fabric: Lined on the interior to enhance comfort by reducing sweat build-up.

Customization options for our white full-brim hard hats include adding your company logo to the hat, allowing for increased brand visibility and personalization.

Custom White Hard Hats For Your Company

We offer customization tailored to your company's branding needs and specifications, including logos on the hard hats.

To maintain the quality and safety features of your white hard hats:

• Hand wash with mild detergent; avoid harsh chemicals.
• Air dry to preserve the integrity of the hard hat and reflective materials.
• Regular cleaning is recommended for frequent use and longevity.