New Type-2 Safety Helmets from Klein Tools® Offer Protection for Wide Variety of At-Height and Confined Space Applications

May 23, 2023

Klein Tools (www.kleintools.com) introduces new Type 2 Safety Helmets, built with an unwavering focus on safety, comfort and fit, and featuring a low profile and lightweight design that allows easy access to confined spaces and makes them ideal for at-height applications. 

Type 2 Safety Helmets (Cat. Nos. 60525, 60526, 60564, 60565)

  • Compact, lightweight design for at-height and confined space applications
  • Tested to the latest ANSI Z89.1-2014 (R2019) Type-2, EN397*, and EN12492* standards for top, front/back and side impact, penetration and deformation (*Selected clauses; see instructions for details)
    • CLASS E, Non-vented models are tested up to 20kV of electrical protection
    • CLASS C, Vented models have large adjustable vents that can be opened & closed
  • Low profile bill for unobstructed visibility, especially when looking up
  • Patented accessory mounts on front and back ensure Klein accessories attach securely and precisely with no straps needed
  • Universal side slots allow attachment like face shields & hearing protection (earmuffs)
  • 6-point suspension offers enhanced stability and secure fit, along with an open-frame design for optimal air circulation
  • Sweatband & Top Pad made of sweat-wicking, breathable padding that is machine washable
  • Large ratchet knob for easy one-handed adjustment – even with gloves on
  • Detachable 4-point leather-bound chin strap for long term comfort and secure fit
  • Optional Clear and Tinted Visors directly attach to helmet for convenient low profile eye protection

“Klein Tools’ Type-2 Safety Helmets are ideal the combination of safety, comfort, fit and innovation,” says Shantanu Deshpande, group product manager at Klein Tools. “Tested to latest ANSI Type-2 standards, the additional protection from front, back and side impact allows them to be extremely versatile for a wide variety of applications at-height or in confined spaces. With long-term comfort and heat management front of mind, a machine washable padded-sweat absorbing interior along with large adjustable vents allows for seamless use in a wide range of environments as well. Klein’s patented click on/off accessory mount system allows for a host of accessories from Klein’s ecosystem, like personal fans and headlamps to easily attach onto the shell, making it a convenient tool.”

Shantanu Deshpande, Group Product Manager at Klein Tools

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