Vaultex Industrial Helmets

• EN 397 Certified: Officially tested and certified to meet European industrial safety standards for industrial safety helmets that protect against falling objects.

• CE Marked: Complies with fundamental health and safety requirements for conformity in Europe.

• IS 2925 Compliant: Meets recognized standards for industrial safety head protection.

2. Key Features

• Suspension System: Equipped with a secure 4-point or 6-point textile/plastic suspension cradle that evenly distributes weight to minimize neck strain and maximize shock absorption.

• Adjustable Ratchet Knob: Features an easy-to-use multi-positional ratchet adjustment system for a customized, snug fit across head sizes ranging from 51 cm to 62 cm.

• Crown Ventilation: Designed with integrated ventilation slots to enhance airflow and breathability in hot, demanding work environments.

• Integrated Sweatband: Built-in brushed cloth or foam sweatband absorbs moisture to keep workers comfortable during all-day shifts.

• Accessory Slots: Universal side slots built to seamlessly accommodate additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as earmuffs and face visors.

3. Material Properties

• High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) / ABS Shell: Constructed from high-impact-resistant thermoplastic polymers engineered to withstand heavy shocks, lateral pressure, and penetration.

• Lightweight Build: Weighs approximately 400 grams, reducing fatigue during long working hours.

• High-Visibility Color Coding: Available in multiple vibrant colors (White, Yellow, Blue, Red, Green, Orange, Grey) to support safety role identification on site.

4. Where to Use (Applications)

Vaultex safety helmets are versatile and heavily utilized across high-risk industries, including:

• Construction Sites: Essential protection for general laborers, carpenters, and masonry workers against falling debris.

• Manufacturing & Factories: Plant and assembly line workers requiring everyday industrial head protection.

• Mining & Heavy Industries: Heavy-duty environments prone to overhead hazards.

• Electrical & Technical Operations: Specialized tasks where non-conductive, insulated headwear is critical (often utilizing specific color designations like blue).

• Emergency Services & Utilities: Roadworks, infrastructure maintenance, and municipal engineering.