

Ships same day if ordered by 12 pm
Manufacturer pricing rules prevent us from advertising our discount — no account or email required to see it.
Secure Payments
Easy Returns
Expert Advice
Fast Shipping
The OCCUNOMIX V410-B03 is a baseball-style bump cap that combines a standard cap exterior with a molded polyethylene insert for low-level head protection. It is designed for work environments where minor impact hazards are present but full hard-hat requirements do not apply. The outer shell is a poly/cotton blend construction in navy blue, giving it the look of a standard baseball cap while the interior insert provides a protective layer against bumps and scrapes. Technicians, maintenance crews, and facilities workers in light industrial and service environments are the primary users of this style of head protection.
This bump cap is suited for applications where workers face overhead obstructions such as pipes, ductwork, conduit, or equipment housings in confined or low-clearance spaces. Typical install and service scenarios include HVAC mechanical rooms, plumbing utility spaces, electrical service corridors, and pool equipment rooms. It is not rated as a hard hat and does not meet ANSI Z89.1 impact standards, making it appropriate only for environments where hazard assessments confirm low-impact risk rather than falling-object or high-impact exposure.
Designed as an OEM-style bump cap replacement or first-issue head protection item for light industrial and trade service applications where low-clearance overhead hazard protection is required without full hard-hat compliance.
No tools or installation are required for this wearable head protection item. Before issuing bump caps to workers, a qualified safety officer should confirm that the work environment hazard assessment supports bump cap use rather than ANSI-rated hard hat use. This product is unrated and should never be substituted for certified head protection where falling objects or significant impact hazards are present. Follow your facility or jobsite PPE program guidelines when selecting and deploying head protection.
Thanks for subscribing!
This email has been registered!