Custom Electrical Hard Hats for Your Worksite
Need hard hats for work around electrical hazards? AutoMax can help you develop a private-label range around the Class G or Class E requirement your team specifies. We’ll discuss suitable non-vented models, then work through the shell style, color, logo, suspension, and packaging with you. Before you approve a sample, we’ll review the selected model’s ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 marking and available documents, including its impact Type and electrical Class. Tell us where the hard hats will be used and what your safety team requires. We’ll take it from there.
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Electrical protection starts with the right Class.
Class G and Class E discussions
Tell us which electrical Class you need, and we’ll review suitable documented models.
Non-vented shell options
Keep ventilation openings out of hard hats intended for electrical work.
Impact protection identified
Check the selected model’s Type I or Type II marking alongside its electrical Class.
Fit you can assess
Review the suspension, adjustment, and complete wearing assembly on a sample.
Private-label finish
Add your color, logo, labels, and packaging to the agreed model.
Documents for the actual product
Match the marking and available test information to the configuration you order.
Make It Yours Without Losing the Spec
We’ll confirm the electrical requirement first, then work through the details of your branded hard hat.
Electrical Class and model
Shell style and color
Logo and product information
Wearing components and accessories
Electrical Class and model
- Tell us whether your specification calls for Class G or Class E.
- Review suitable non-vented models and their markings.
- Confirm the ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 edition and impact Type shown for the selected model.
Shell style and color
- Discuss available cap-style or full-brim designs.
- Choose a color offered for the selected model.
- Review the finished appearance on a sample.
Logo and product information
- Send us your logo artwork and preferred placement.
- Keep the model’s required markings legible.
- Align your labels and packaging with the hard hat supplied.
Wearing components and accessories
- Check the suspension and adjustment specified for the model.
- Discuss any chin strap, sweatband, or accessory request before sampling.
- Review the complete configuration if a component change is proposed.
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A Clear Class for the Job
Class G and Class E are different electrical classifications under ANSI/ISEA Z89.1. Tell us which one your safety team has specified, and we’ll discuss models with the appropriate marking and available supporting documents. We won’t substitute one Class for another based on shell appearance.
The Hard Hat You Approve Is the One We Specify
We’ll confirm the shell, suspension, branding, and labels together on your sample. If you want to change a protective component, we’ll review that change before it becomes part of the order. This keeps the branded product tied to a clearly defined configuration.
Your Brand, Ready for Your Range
We can discuss shell colors, logo placement, private-label packaging, and suitable brim styles. AutoMax also supports design, tooling, and sampling when an existing product does not meet your brief. Electrical performance claims remain specific to the final documented model.
Paperwork You Can Review
Before production, ask us for the selected model’s specification, markings, and available test documents. We’ll identify its impact Type and electrical Class so your product information reflects the hard hat you are purchasing—not a similar-looking model.
Start With the Electrical Requirement
Send us the worksite brief
Tell us where the hard hats will be used, the estimated quantity, and whether Class G or Class E is required. Include the impact Type if your team has specified one. A preferred brim style or reference product is helpful, but we’ll start with the protection requirement.
Review a suitable model
We’ll discuss available non-vented hard hats and review the markings and documents for the model you are considering. Once that is settled, we can go through its color, suspension, logo, and packaging options. We’ll flag any requested component change that needs further review.
Check your sample
Look at the complete hard hat: shell, fit, adjustment, logo, labels, and packaging. Compare it with the agreed model specification. Send us your comments before approval so the production order has one clear reference.
Confirmar e apresentar
We’ll confirm the model, electrical Class, impact Type, components, artwork, quantity, and packaging before production. The finished order can be checked against those details, with available product documents matched to the model supplied.
Perguntas frequentes
Class G hard hats are proof-tested at 2,200 volts, while Class E hard hats are proof-tested at 20,000 volts under the relevant head-protection classification. Those figures describe laboratory tests, not the voltage at which someone can safely work. Tell us the Class your safety team requires, and we’ll review a suitable model.
They may be, if the selected model and electrical Class match the hazards identified for the job. Send us your specification rather than relying on the job title alone, and we can discuss the relevant product options.
No. We’ll discuss non-vented models when the application involves electrical hazards. If the worksite is also hot, tell us what matters to your team so we can review the available fit and wearing options without adding ventilation openings.
No. Material alone does not establish an electrical Class. We’ll check the marking and available documents for the complete model you intend to order.
Type and Class describe different things: Type addresses impact protection, while Class addresses electrical protection. If your safety team has specified both, send us the full requirement and we’ll review models accordingly.
We can discuss available full-brim models with the required electrical Class. Tell us which Class and impact Type you need, and we’ll check the options before working on color and branding.
We can discuss logo placement and a suitable decoration method for the selected model. We’ll review the proposed finish with you and keep the required markings visible on the sample.
Tell us which accessories your workers need. We’ll check compatibility with the selected hard hat and review the intended combination before you approve it; an accessory should not be assumed suitable simply because it attaches.
A component change needs review against the specified model. Let us know what you want to change, and we’ll check the configuration before confirming the sample or repeating an electrical Class claim.
Send the required Class, impact Type if known, intended use, preferred brim style, estimated quantity, logo, and packaging needs. If your safety team has a written specification, send that too—it gives us the clearest starting point.
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