Delta Plus GRANITE WIND Ventilated ABS Safety Hard Hat Helmet - Orange

EN397 is a European standard that specifies requirements for industrial safety helmets, including shock absorption, resistance to penetration, and resistance to flame.

Compatibility with accessories depends on the specific attachment system of the accessory and the helmet. Check if the helmet has integrated slots or mounting points for accessories. Always ensure accessories do not compromise the helmet's primary safety features.

While the material has a long lifespan, it is recommended to replace the helmet every 3-5 years from the date of manufacture, or immediately after any significant impact or visible damage, whichever comes first.

The GRANITE WIND helmet is made of ABS and is certified to EN397, which includes requirements for electrical insulation. However, for specific high-voltage electrical work, helmets with higher electrical resistance ratings (e.g., EN 50365) may be required. Consult your workplace safety guidelines.

The rotor adjustment system allows for quick, one-handed adjustment of the helmet's circumference, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit that stays in place during work activities.

The internal harness can typically be removed or adjusted to allow cleaning with mild soap and water. Ensure it is completely dry before reattaching or storing.

Ensure the rotor dial is fully tightened and the chin strap is properly secured. Check that the internal harness is correctly positioned within the shell.

Verify the helmet is the correct size and adjusted properly. Consider wearing a thin liner or sweatband. Take regular breaks to relieve pressure points.

Ensure the rotor mechanism is clean and free of debris. If it feels stiff, gently try working the dial back and forth. Do not force the mechanism.

Immediately cease using the helmet. Inspect for cracks, punctures, or severe scratches. Replace the helmet if any compromise to its integrity is suspected, especially after an impact.