Fiberglass safety helmets are made of FRP (also known as fiberglass reinforced plastic), a lightweight, strong and robust material that can withstand radiant temperature up to 500℃. Formed by molding process, the fiberglass safety helmets are easy to manufacture and far less brittle.

Highlight:

• Quality yet lightweight FRP materials about eight times stronger than HDPE safety helmets.
• Excellent electrical isolation and resistance against heat, corrosion, acids, alkali and oil.
• Adjustable ratchet headband, brush nylon sweatband and 4, 6 or 8 point terylene cradle make the helmet more comfortable.
• Environmental friendly as the materials is recyclable.
• Capable to withstand rugged and extreme environments.
• Injection moulded with attractive appearance and a permanent no-clip and no-peel finish.
• Long service time up to 5 years.
• Ideal for mineral, petrol, metal industries and other applications with a risk form high radiant heat.

Types:
Fiberglass safety helmets are available in various designs and sizes for different applications. Normally, they can be manufactured with different brims, vents and ribs as shown in the following pictures:

Details:

• Shell: FRP (fiberglass reinforced plastic).
• Cradle: 4, 6 or 8 point terylene webbing.
• Headband: adjustable ratchet LDPE headband.
• Sweatband: brush nylon with 2mm foam.
• Color: red, yellow, orange, blue, black and any custom color.
• Size: 51 to 64 cm.
• Standards: EN 397, GOST 12.4.207-99, ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2009 Class G, etc.

Storage:

• Fiberglass safety helmets are recommended to be transported in their original packages.
• Recommended to be stored in the dark placed at ambient temperature ranging form 0℃ to 30℃.
• Do not store fiberglass safety helmets at a high temperature or in the sunlight directly which may cause the distortion of the shell.

Cleaning:

• Utilizing warm soapy water and soft cloth to clean fiberglass safety helmet.
• Not recommended to use solvent and abrasive to clean them.