Front Brim Safety Helmet (USA) - Type 2

The Milwaukee Tool Type 2, Front Brim Safety Helmets deliver you better protection and more comfort. These safety helmets offer protection from top and side impacts. These construction safety helmets are BOLT™ compatible with four BOLT™ accessory slots and two universal accessory slots that easily integrate additional personal protection equipment and accessories so you can adapt to your jobsite. Each helmet includes a MILWAUKEE® BOLT™ Headlamp Mount that works with most headlamps for easy, secure attachment, and a BOLT™ Marker Clip allows for easy access to pens and markers. The Milwaukee helmets have a comfortable padded suspension that includes an adjustable swinging ratchet for better comfort. The climbing style helmet also has a comfortably fitting five adjustable buckle chin strap for better security. An antimicrobial sweatband and helmet liner prevent odor and bacteria build up and are removable and machine washable. These safety helmets are ANSI type 2 and customizable by adding your logo. 

Key Features:

• Protects Side and Top Impact
• Comfortable Padded Suspension
• Adjustable swinging ratchet - better comfort
• Machine washable sweat band, helmet liner and chin strap
• Comfortable Fit - 5 Adjustable Buckles Chin Strap
• Antimicrobial and moisture wicking Sweat Band and Helmet Liner
• Includes a BOLT™ Marker Clip for easy access to pens and markers
• Secure Accessories Simultaneously - BOLT™ Head Protection and Accessories
• Includes a BOLT™ Headlamp Mount that works with most headlamps
• Meets Energy Absorption Capacity clauses 4.2.1.2 (Front), 4.2.1.3 (Side), & 4.2.1.4 (Rear), and Retention System clauses 4.2.3 (Strength) & 4.2.4 (Effectiveness) of EN12492:2012
• ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type 2 Class C or ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type 2 Class E

Hard Hat Classification:

• Class G (General) hard hats are rated to provide protection from up to 2,200 volts of electricity. They are “general” because that level of protection is sufficient for most jobs.
• Class E (Electrical) hard hats provide a much higher level of protection, and are rated for up to 20,000 volts. They are used by electricians, linemen, or anyone working near high-voltage hazards.
• Class C (Conductive) hard hats don’t provide any electrical insulation at all. They are “conductive,” meaning they can conduct electricity. Obviously, they are only used in places where there are no electrical hazards, such as road construction or other outdoor work when there are no power lines present. The reason why Class C might be preferable to Class G in these situations is because they can include vents for airflow, or be made of a material that conducts heat, making them cooler and more comfortable to wear.