Product Catalogue

Head Protection

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Designed to protect a worker from falling objects and from impacts to the head, our full range of head protection products help keep you safe when working. We supply safety helmets, bump caps and balaclavas for a range of working environments and weather conditions. As well as this, we also supply face shields and face shield holders, which are designed to be attached to specific safety helmets, to provide additional face and eye protection. All our head protection products are manufactured by brands such as 3M, CAMP Safety, Climbing Technology, DeltaPlus, Petzl and Skylotec.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I consider when choosing head protection for working at height?

The type of work should determine the helmet you select. Tasks involving climbing, rope access or tower work often require helmets with a secure chinstrap to help keep the helmet in place if the wearer falls or looks down for extended periods. The helmet should also be compatible with any visors, ear defenders or communication equipment needed for the job. A comfortable adjustment system encourages the helmet to be worn correctly throughout the working day.

When is construction head protection required instead of a bump cap?

A bump cap is designed to reduce the risk of minor knocks against fixed objects in confined or low-clearance areas. It does not provide the level of impact protection needed where there is a risk of falling tools, materials or debris. On construction sites and similar environments, a certified safety helmet is generally required whenever overhead hazards are present. The workplace risk assessment should determine which type of head protection is appropriate for the task.

How often should head protection equipment be inspected?

A helmet should be visually checked before every use for cracks, dents, deep scratches, UV damage or signs of chemical exposure. The suspension or internal harness should also be inspected for wear, broken adjustment components or loose fittings. Any helmet that has sustained a significant impact should be removed from service immediately, even if no visible damage is present. Regular inspections help identify deterioration before the protective performance is affected.

Can accessories be fitted to all head protection products?

Not necessarily. Visors, ear defenders, chinstraps and other accessories should only be fitted if they are approved by the helmet manufacturer for that specific model. Using incompatible accessories may affect the helmet's fit, stability or certified performance. Before purchasing additional equipment, it is good practice to confirm compatibility with the manufacturer's documentation.

How do I choose industrial head protection for different working environments?

The working environment should always be assessed before selecting a helmet. Ventilated models may improve comfort in warm conditions, while non-ventilated designs are often preferred where electrical hazards may be present or where the manufacturer specifies their use. Weight, adjustment system, accessory compatibility and user comfort are also important considerations for workers who wear helmets for long periods. Selecting equipment that matches both the hazards and the working conditions helps improve protection and encourages consistent use.