Head Protection

Kimberly Clark

SKU: KCP-18629

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Head Protection

What types of head protection are available?

Hard hats, bump caps, and helmets comprise most of the head protection on the market. These come in various designs and materials to protect against hazards such as falling objects, bumps, splashes, electrical shocks, and more.

When is it necessary to wear head protection?

It's necessary to wear head protection in environments with a risk of injury from falling objects, striking against fixed objects, hair entanglement, or contact with electrical hazards. This could include construction sites, factories, or any place where heavy equipment or machinery is used.

What is the difference between Class E, G, and C hard hats?

Class E (Electrical) hard hats are designed to reduce exposure to high-voltage conductors and offer protection up to 20,000 volts. Class G (General) hard hats protect low-voltage electrical conductors. Class C (Conductive) hard hats do not offer protection against electrical hazards.

How should head protection fit?

Head protection should fit securely without being too tight or too loose. Most hard hats have adjustable bands or straps to ensure a proper fit. It should sit square on your head and not tilt in any direction.

Can I customize my head protection?

You can customize your hard hat with stickers or markers for identification purposes. However, make sure any customization does not compromise the integrity of the hard hat or cover any damage. Always check with your manufacturer's guidelines first.

Bump Caps

Face Shields & Visors

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KleenGuard V90 Shield Anti-Fog Safety Goggles with Face Shield, ea

Head Protection

What types of head protection are available?

When is it necessary to wear head protection?

What is the difference between Class E, G, and C hard hats?

How should head protection fit?

Can I customize my head protection?