North A119R010000 Full Brim Hard Hat Ansi Type Ii Class E

Product Description

The NORTH A119R010000 is a full brim hard hat from the North Everest series, constructed from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and designed to meet the head protection demands of trade professionals on active job sites. Rated ANSI Type II and Electrical Class E, it provides both top-impact and lateral-impact protection along with high-voltage electrical hazard resistance. The six-point adjustable ratchet suspension distributes load evenly and allows quick fit adjustments without removing the shell. This hard hat is worn by electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, pipefitters, and general construction crews wherever head protection compliance is required.

The A119R010000 is suited for residential and commercial construction, industrial plant work, utility service, and infrastructure projects where full brim coverage is preferred. The full brim profile provides 360-degree protection from sun, rain, and falling debris. The slotted shell accepts standard accessory attachments such as face shields, hearing protection muffs, and earmuff brackets. Universal sizing accommodates one size fits most adult head sizes, making it practical for fleets and shared PPE programs.

Key Features

• ANSI Z89.1-2015 and CSA Z94.1 certified — meets both US and Canadian head protection standards
• Type II rating provides top and lateral impact protection beyond Type I requirements
• Class E (Electrical) rating supports protection against high-voltage electrical hazards
• Six-point adjustable ratchet suspension for secure, repeatable fit
• Slotted shell accepts standard accessory attachments including face shields and earmuffs
• HDPE shell construction offers a balance of impact resistance and light weight at 1.45 pounds

Compatibility

Designed as a full brim hard hat compatible with standard slotted accessory systems including face shields, earmuff brackets, and other slot-mount attachments conforming to common hard hat accessory standards.

Installation Notes

Hard hat fitting and inspection should be performed by the end user prior to each shift. Inspect the shell and suspension for cracks, dents, or UV degradation before use and replace the hat if damage is found. Ratchet suspension adjustment should be set so the hat sits level on the head with no more than one inch of clearance above the crown. Do not paint, drill, or modify the shell, as alterations may compromise impact and electrical ratings.