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Fibre-Metal SuperEight Roughneck welder helmet (Honeywell product) equipped with an eight-point suspension, 2 Quick-Lok mounting blocks and a ratchet suspension. This helmet meets the CSA Z94.1-15, type 1, class C standard requirements. Sold individually, 20 units per case. Fibre-Metal manufacturer's code: FMP2AQRW (Honeywell product).
This safety helmet is available in many colors: those in stock at the manufacturer are gray, green and blue. Please contact our customer service for any other color; allow 3 to 4 weeks for delivery of those colors. Select your color in the drop-down menu above. Delivery times may vary according to the inventory — please call our customer service.
This helmet features an injection-molded fiberglass compound shell. It meets type 1 and class C requirements per CSA Z94.1-15: it is legal to work with in Canada, offering physical protection of the top of the head yet no electrical protection at all. This model can be worn the regular way (peak up front) or in reverse donning: the reverse mode allows one to see overhead if needed and to wear a face shield or a welding helmet by means of the Quick-Lok mounting blocks. The SuperEight 8-point suspension keeps the helmet comfortable while dampening impacts; its ratchet allows single-handed adjustment. Roughneck hard hats also feature a foam sweat headband on the suspension.
This helmet is certified type 1: it protects against impacts on the top of the head. Regarding electrical protection, the two standards must be distinguished: under the Canadian CSA Z94.1-15 standard, this helmet is class C, meaning it offers no electrical protection — because of the holes pierced for the Quick-Lok mounting blocks. Under the American ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 standard, it is class G, which corresponds to electrical protection from a 2,000 volts nominal current. Class C is often chosen for welding, mining or roadwork, where electrical protection is not required.
Fibre-Metal fiberglass shells resist impacts, cracks and high temperatures up to 188 °C (370 °F). They are ideal for welders and workers in steel works, foundries, ironworks, boiler works and chemical processing plants. The injection-molded fiberglass shell offers mechanical and thermal resistance far superior to ordinary polyethylene helmets.
The shell is made of fiberglass, a material widely used industrially for its strength. If the helmet must withstand direct chemical contact, perform a contact test first. Fiberglass withstands temperatures up to 188 °C (370 °F). The suspension is made of nylon, a strong, rigid polyamide with good resistance to fatigue, good gliding properties and good resistance to wear.
Accessories such as face shields and welding helmets can be added to this helmet. Important: only accessories equipped with the Fibre-Metal Quick-Lok mounting system are compatible; other manufacturers' models will most likely not fit, since Fibre-Metal helmets do not feature the standard side slits. For hearing protection, only one earmuff model fits this helmet line: Quick-Slots (model 2029). More choices are available for sweat headbands, suspensions and cold-weather liners. Manufacturer-approved retroreflective stripes are also available; decals or stickers are not recommended as they hinder inspection.
The CSA Z94.1-15 standard recommends checking and cleaning the helmet and its suspension daily, with lukewarm water and a mild soap. The worker must inspect the helmet each day for any cracking, splitting or discoloration; this is why it should not be covered with stickers or cleaned with aggressive solutions. Any helmet that has withstood a severe impact must be replaced. According to the manufacturer, the shell's maximum service life should not exceed 5 years. The suspension should be inspected and washed daily and the manufacturer recommends replacing it annually. Never use the inside of the helmet to carry tools.
Under the Canadian CSA Z94.1-15 standard, it is class C = no electrical protection (because of the holes for the Quick-Lok mounting blocks). Under the American ANSI/ISEA standard, it is class G (2,000 V). For high electrical protection in Canada, choose a class E helmet (20,000 V) such as the Independence (TA14LR).
Its fiberglass shell resists high temperatures up to 188 °C (370 °F) and its Quick-Lok mounting blocks allow attaching a welding helmet or face shield. It is an ideal choice for steel works, foundries, ironworks and boiler works.
Only accessories equipped with the Fibre-Metal Quick-Lok system. Fibre-Metal helmets do not have standard side slits. For hearing protection, only the Quick-Slots earmuffs (model 2029) attach to this helmet.
Depending on your needs, first see the type 1 class E Independence helmet (TA14LR) if 20,000 V electrical protection is required, and the type 2 lateral-protection Omega II helmet (TA14OR). For high visibility, the hi-viz Independence helmet (TA14LRHV) suits flagmen.
Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page, complete your equipment with the Peltor 3M hearing protector (OPX4P51E), the 3M headgear face shield holder (YPH24) and its polycarbonate visor (YVP96).
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