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Type II Safety Helmet with Integrated Visor

SKU: PPE-HD-107

Lateral-impact helmet with EPS liner, retractable eye shield and chin strap for mixed-hazard sites.

Designed to

ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II Class E
EN 397
EN 166

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Specifications

Shell material	ABS
Liner	EPS foam
Eye protection	Retractable clear visor
Chin strap	4-point
Impact protection	Top and lateral
Standards	ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II Class E; EN 397; EN 166

Overview

Lateral-impact helmet with EPS liner, retractable eye shield and chin strap for mixed-hazard sites.

Specifications and certification details are confirmed in the quotation against the manufacturer's current datasheet. Contact our team for sizing, alternatives and documentation requirements.

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Standards explained

ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 — American National Standard for industrial head protection
US standard for hard hats, frequently specified on projects run to US or international oil and gas specifications.
Reading the marking: Type I = top-impact protection; Type II = top and lateral impact. Class G = tested to 2200 V, Class E = tested to 20,000 V, Class C = no electrical protection. A reverse-donning symbol and HV (high-visibility) mark are optional.
EN 397 — Industrial safety helmets
Sets requirements for top-impact shock absorption, penetration resistance and flame resistance of general industrial hard hats. It is the baseline European standard for construction, plant and site work.
Reading the marking: Optional marks show extra tested performance: -20 °C or -30 °C (very low temperature), +150 °C (very high temperature), 440 V AC (electrical insulation against brief accidental contact), LD (lateral deformation) and MM (molten metal splash).
EN 166 — Personal eye protection: specifications
The core European standard for safety spectacles, goggles and face shields, covering optical quality, impact resistance and protection against liquids, dust, molten metal and electrical arcs.
Reading the marking: Optical class 1 (best, for continuous wear), 2 or 3. Impact: S (12 m/s), F (45 m/s low energy), B (120 m/s medium), A (190 m/s high); T = tested at temperature extremes. Field of use: 3 liquids, 4 large dust particles, 5 gas and fine dust, 8 short-circuit electric arc, 9 molten metal and hot solids. K = anti-scratch, N = anti-fog.

Images may be representative of the product type; specifications and standards are indicative. Final specification, certification and suitability for your application are confirmed in our written quotation and the manufacturer’s instructions for use.

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Shell material

ABS

Liner

EPS foam

Eye protection

Retractable clear visor

Chin strap

4-point

Impact protection

Top and lateral

Standards

ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II Class E; EN 397; EN 166

Standards explained

ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 — American National Standard for industrial head protection

US standard for hard hats, frequently specified on projects run to US or international oil and gas specifications.

Reading the marking: Type I = top-impact protection; Type II = top and lateral impact. Class G = tested to 2200 V, Class E = tested to 20,000 V, Class C = no electrical protection. A reverse-donning symbol and HV (high-visibility) mark are optional.

EN 397 — Industrial safety helmets

Sets requirements for top-impact shock absorption, penetration resistance and flame resistance of general industrial hard hats. It is the baseline European standard for construction, plant and site work.

Reading the marking: Optional marks show extra tested performance: -20 °C or -30 °C (very low temperature), +150 °C (very high temperature), 440 V AC (electrical insulation against brief accidental contact), LD (lateral deformation) and MM (molten metal splash).

EN 166 — Personal eye protection: specifications

The core European standard for safety spectacles, goggles and face shields, covering optical quality, impact resistance and protection against liquids, dust, molten metal and electrical arcs.

Reading the marking: Optical class 1 (best, for continuous wear), 2 or 3. Impact: S (12 m/s), F (45 m/s low energy), B (120 m/s medium), A (190 m/s high); T = tested at temperature extremes. Field of use: 3 liquids, 4 large dust particles, 5 gas and fine dust, 8 short-circuit electric arc, 9 molten metal and hot solids. K = anti-scratch, N = anti-fog.