ANSI Type II Safety Helmet W-6000

W-6000 ANSI Type II Safety Helmet

The W-6000 is engineered for demanding worksites requiring protection beyond top impact alone. Its high-density ABS shell and advanced multi-point suspension system provide top and side impact protection, with ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II certification for professional construction and industrial applications.

HEAD IMPACT PROTECTION ABS Shell + 6-Point Suspension	VENTSTREAM™ VENTILATION Engineered Airflow for Hot Jobsites	FORCEBARRIER™ Enhanced Side  Impact Protection

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CONSTRUCTION Commercial & residential jobsites	INFRASTRUCTURE Road, bridge & civil engineering projects	INDUSTRIAL WORKSITE Factories, steel structures & equipment installation

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EN 397 European Industrial Safety Helmet Standard	ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II Industrial Head Protection	DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY EU Product Compliance Documentation

FAQ

Q: What is an ANSI Type II safety helmet?

A: An ANSI Type II safety helmet is designed to provide impact protection from the top as well as the front, rear and sides of the head. The W-6000 is classified as an ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II helmet for workplaces where multi-directional impact hazards may be present.

Q: What is the difference between Type I and Type II safety helmets?

A: Type I helmets are primarily designed for top impact protection, while Type II helmets provide additional protection against impacts from the front, rear and sides. For worksites with lateral or multi-directional impact risks, a Type II helmet such as the W-6000 provides a more comprehensive protection configuration.

Q: Where is the W-6000 Type II safety helmet recommended for use?

A: The W-6000 is suitable for demanding construction, infrastructure and industrial worksites where workers may be exposed to falling objects as well as side or lateral impact hazards. Helmet selection should always be based on the specific worksite risk assessment and required safety standards.

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