Charger Hard Hat 4 Point Ratchet Suspension Yellow
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CH4R-4Y
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Product Information
Product Specs
- Meets ANSI Z89.1 Type 1, Class C, G and E
- Works with Elvex attachments, such as A.M. Leonard's HM60, NV70, VB20, SA93, FS15P. See Accessories below.
Product Warranty Information
- This product is covered under A.M. Leonard's exclusive 30-Day Down to Earth Guarantee. Click Here for more Details.
Product Features
Lightweight for comfort, molded from High Density Polyethlene (HDPE) - only 13.5 oz.!! Contoured dome maximizes protection while providing a sleek, low profile Trim bill style for greater upward vision, ideal for vision attachment Low nape strap and rain trough Universal slots allow for easy attachment of hearing, welding, and faceshield accessories
Product Benefits
Protective helmets are classified according to the specific impact and electrical performance requirements they are designed to meet. All protective helmets in accordance with this standard shall meet either Type I or Type II impact requirements. In addition, all helmets are further classified as meeting Class G, Class E, or Class C electrical requirements.
Product Shipping Weight
- 0.9 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the features of the Charger Hard Hat?
The Charger Hard Hat has a contoured dome for maximum protection and a sleek design, and meets ANSI Z89.1 Type 1, Class C, G and E requirements. It comes with a comfortable 4 point nylon suspension in Pinlock or Ratchet configurations, and has universal slots for hearing and visor accessories. The lightweight rugged polyethylene shell offers excellent protection at only 13.5 oz, and features a soft, easily replaceable and washable brow pad. It works with Elvex attachments and has a low nape strap and rain trough.
What is the material of the Charger Hard Hat?
The Charger Hard Hat is molded from High Density Polyethlene (HDPE) and is lightweight at only 13.5 oz.
What is the classification system for protective helmets?
Protective helmets are classified according to the specific impact and electrical performance requirements they are designed to meet. All protective helmets in accordance with this standard shall meet either Type I or Type II impact requirements. In addition, all helmets are further classified as meeting Class G, Class E, or Class C electrical requirements.
Can the Charger Hard Hat be used with attachments?
Yes, the Charger Hard Hat works with Elvex attachments such as A.M. Leonard's HM60, NV70, VB20, SA93 and FS15P. It also has universal slots for easy attachment of hearing, welding and faceshield accessories.
The Charger Hard Hat has a contoured dome for maximum protection and a sleek design, and meets ANSI Z89.1 Type 1, Class C, G and E requirements. It comes with a comfortable 4 point nylon suspension in Pinlock or Ratchet configurations, and has universal slots for hearing and visor accessories. The lightweight rugged polyethylene shell offers excellent protection at only 13.5 oz, and features a soft, easily replaceable and washable brow pad. It works with Elvex attachments and has a low nape strap and rain trough.
What is the material of the Charger Hard Hat?
The Charger Hard Hat is molded from High Density Polyethlene (HDPE) and is lightweight at only 13.5 oz.
What is the classification system for protective helmets?
Protective helmets are classified according to the specific impact and electrical performance requirements they are designed to meet. All protective helmets in accordance with this standard shall meet either Type I or Type II impact requirements. In addition, all helmets are further classified as meeting Class G, Class E, or Class C electrical requirements.
Can the Charger Hard Hat be used with attachments?
Yes, the Charger Hard Hat works with Elvex attachments such as A.M. Leonard's HM60, NV70, VB20, SA93 and FS15P. It also has universal slots for easy attachment of hearing, welding and faceshield accessories.
Prop 65 Warning
WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, please see www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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