Hexarmor 16-13002 Hard Hat Type 1 Class E Blue Hdpe

Product Description

The HEXARMOR 16-13002 is a Type 1, Class E hard hat designed for industrial and construction environments where electrical hazard protection and head impact resistance are required. Built from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), this hard hat features a 6-point suspension system with nylon and HDPE components and a ratchet adjustment mechanism for a secure, repeatable fit. It meets ANSI Type I and CE EN 397 standards, making it suitable for a broad range of job site applications. The shell is slotted for accessory compatibility and is non-vented. Weighing 0.8 pounds, it provides durable protection without adding significant load to the worker throughout a full shift.

This hard hat is intended for use in commercial and industrial settings where overhead impact protection and electrical hazard mitigation are required. Typical install and use scenarios include electrical construction, utility work, and general industrial environments where Class E rated head protection is mandated. The blue color and slotted shell make it a practical choice for teams requiring accessory mounting points such as face shields or hearing protection attachments. The universal head size fit accommodates a wide range of users without requiring shell swaps.

Key Features

• ANSI Type I and CE EN 397 certified for impact and electrical hazard protection
• Class E rating supports high-voltage electrical work environments
• 6-point suspension with ratchet adjustment for a consistent, tool-free fit
• Slotted shell accepts compatible face shield and hearing protection accessories
• Non-vented HDPE shell provides a sealed outer barrier
• Universal head size fit reduces the need for multiple sizing options on a job site

Compatibility

Part of the HEXARMOR Ceros XP series. Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-issue hard hat compatible with standard Type 1 slotted accessory systems conforming to CE EN 397 and ANSI Type I requirements.

Installation Notes

Hard hats should be fitted and adjusted by the end user prior to first use; verify ratchet tension holds the shell firmly without pressure points. Inspect the shell and suspension for cracks, UV degradation, or impact damage before each use and replace per the manufacturer and OSHA service-life guidelines. Do not modify the shell or suspension, and do not paint or apply adhesive solvents to the HDPE shell, as these can degrade structural integrity.