Milwaukee Tool 48-73-1327 Hard Hat Class E Front Brim

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-73-1327 is a front brim hard hat designed for job sites where impact and electrical hazard protection are required. Built from polyethylene, this hard hat meets ANSI Type II standards and carries a Class E rating, making it suitable for environments with high-voltage electrical exposure up to 20,000 volts. The 4-point suspension system distributes impact force across the head for improved protection and fit. At 1.31 pounds, it is lightweight enough for extended wear. Licensed trades including electricians, ironworkers, and general contractors will find this helmet appropriate for daily site use.

This hard hat is suited for residential and commercial construction, industrial facilities, utility work, and any application where ANSI-rated head protection is required by site safety plans or OSHA regulations. The universal sizing with an adjustable suspension allows it to fit a wide range of workers without requiring a separate sizing accessory. The non-vented, non-slotted shell provides an uninterrupted surface compatible with most accessory mounting systems used in the trades.

Key Features

• ANSI Type II, Class E rated for top and lateral impact protection and high-voltage electrical environments
• Polyethylene shell offers impact resistance and durability in demanding site conditions
• 4-point adjustable suspension system for secure, customizable fit
• Non-vented, non-slotted shell maintains structural integrity and accessory compatibility
• Universal sizing reduces the need to stock multiple hat sizes
• Lightweight construction at 1.31 pounds supports extended daily wear

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or primary-issue front brim hard hat for workers requiring ANSI Type II, Class E head protection in construction, industrial, and utility applications.

Installation Notes

Hard hats should be fitted and adjusted by the end user prior to entering the work area. Inspect the shell and suspension for cracks, deformation, or UV degradation before each use and replace if damage is found. Do not modify the shell or suspension, and do not store the hat in direct sunlight or high-heat environments such as vehicle dashboards, as heat exposure can degrade polyethylene and compromise rated protection.