Pro-safe PS-280HP641R01 Full Brim Hard Hat Class E G

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-280HP641R01 is a full brim hard hat rated Class E and Class G, designed for job site head protection where electrical hazard and general impact resistance are required. The shell is molded from polyethylene with ANSI Type I construction, meaning impact protection is focused at the top of the head. The 4-point suspension system is made from HDPE and nylon, with a ratchet adjustment for a secure, tool-free fit across a universal head size range. Non-vented construction keeps the shell sealed, suitable for environments where ventilation openings are not permitted. The slotted brim accepts compatible accessory attachments such as face shields or ear muffs.

This hard hat fits residential and commercial construction, electrical work, utilities, and general industrial applications where ANSI Class E and Class G ratings are specified. The full brim profile provides sun and debris protection on all sides, making it a common choice for outdoor trades including lineworkers, electricians, and general contractors. The ratchet suspension allows quick sizing adjustment without removing the hat, which is practical during multi-task work days.

Key Features

• ANSI Type I, Class E and Class G dual rating for electrical and impact hazards
• Full brim polyethylene shell — non-vented for sealed protection
• 4-point ratchet suspension in HDPE and nylon for secure, adjustable fit
• Slotted brim accepts compatible face shield and accessory hardware
• Universal head size fit
• No graphics — clean white shell suitable for site identification markings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style full brim hard hat replacement compatible with standard slotted accessory systems meeting ANSI Type I Class E and Class G requirements.

Installation Notes

Hard hats are fitted and inspected by the end user or safety officer before use. Inspect the shell and suspension for cracks, chalking, or deformation before each shift. Replace the suspension and shell according to manufacturer service intervals or after any impact event. Do not drill, modify, or paint the shell, as alterations can compromise ANSI rating integrity.