16 products
LIFT Safety
LIFT RADIX Type 2 Non-Vented Safety Helmet
ANSI Class E · ANSI Type 2 +1
LIFT Safety
LIFT RADIX Type 2 Vented Safety Helmet
ANSI Class C · ANSI Type 2 +1
LIFT Safety
LIFT RADIX Full Brim Type 2 Vented Safety Helmet
ANSI Class C · ANSI Type 2 +1
LIFT Safety
LIFT RADIX Full Brim Type 2 Non-Vented Safety Helmet
EN 12492 · ANSI Class E +1
MSA
MSA V-Gard H2 Type 2 Vented Safety Helmet
ANSI Class C · ANSI Type 2 +1
MSA
MSA V-Gard H2 Type 2 Non-Vented Safety Helmet
ANSI Class E · ANSI Type 2 +1
MSA
MSA V-Gard H2 Mips Type 2 Vented Safety Helmet
ANSI Class C · ANSI Type 2 +1
MSA
MSA V-Gard H2 Mips Type 2 Non-Vented Safety Helmet
ANSI Class E · ANSI Type 2 +1
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MSA
MSA V-Gard H2 Full Brim Type 2 Vented Safety Helmet
ANSI Class C · ANSI Type 2 +1
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MSA
MSA V-Gard H2 Full Brim Type 2 Safety Helmet
ANSI Class E · ANSI Type 2 +1
Sale
Pyramex
Pyramex Ridgeline XR7 Safety Helmet Hard Hat
ANSI Class E · ANSI Type 1 +1
Sale
General Electric
General Electric Type 1 Non-Vented Safety Helmet - GH401
ANSI Class C · ANSI Class E +3
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General Electric
General Electric Type 2 Non-Vented Safety Helmet - GH501
ANSI Class C · ANSI Class E +3
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General Electric
General Electric Type 1 Vented Safety Helmet - GH400
ANSI Class C · ANSI Type 1 +1
Buying guide
Modern Safety Helmets for Head Protection
Safety helmets represent the next step beyond the traditional hard hat, adding chin straps, foam liners, and often top-and-lateral impact protection. This collection features 18 helmets from trusted names like Pyramex and LIFT, with vented and non-vented builds, standard shells, and full-brim designs for sun and rain coverage. Whether your crew works construction, utilities, oil and gas, or industrial maintenance, choosing the right helmet comes down to matching impact type, electrical class, and comfort features to the hazards on your site.
How to Choose the Right Safety Helmet
- Impact type: Many helmets here carry ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type 2, which protects against both top and lateral (side) impacts, useful where falls, swings, or side strikes are a risk. Confirm the rating on each product page.
- Electrical class: Look for Class E (up to 20,000V) around live electrical work, or Class C on conductive/vented models that offer no electrical protection but improve airflow.
- Vented vs. non-vented: Vented shells run cooler in heat, but should never be used near electrical hazards; choose non-vented for Class E protection.
- Full brim vs. cap style: Full-brim helmets shield the face, ears, and neck from sun and debris; cap styles pair better with face shields.
- Standards note: Some models also reference EN 12492 for mountaineering-style retention to verify the exact certifications listed per item.
Why Buy Your Safety Helmets From SafetyGear.com
Add your company logo with our in-house custom imprinting, and we'll send a free digital proof before anything goes into production, so you approve the artwork first. Business customers can ask about bulk and corporate pricing for multi-site and repeat crew orders. Compare Type 2 protection, electrical classes, and vented options side by side, then order with confidence.
Written by AI. May contain errors.