The EU standard that certifies industrial safety helmets, ensuring they protect the head from impacts, penetration, and basic workplace hazards.
The EU standard for safety helmets that electrically insulate the head, protecting workers from accidental contact with low-voltage electricity.
The European standard for personal eye protection. EN 166 on a helmet means the visor or face shield attached to the helmet is certified for eye/face protection, not the helmet itself.
The European standard for mountaineering and climbing helmets. Safety requirements and test methods for helmets used in rope access, work at height, rescue, and climbing activities.
The European standard for hearing protection (hearing protectors). EN 352 on a helmet means the ear defenders attached to the helmet are certified for hearing protection, not the helmet itself.
Is the European standard for mesh-type eye and face protection.
Material exterior
Ham suspensie
Standard, reliable, lighter.
More stable, more comfortable, better shock distribution
