Safety Helmet

Safety Helmet M091 – ABS Industrial Hard Hat with EN 397 Certification

Product Overview

The M091 Safety Helmet is an ABS hard hat. It holds EN 397:2012+A1:2012 certification for industrial head protection. Inside sits a six-point suspension system. Buyers can pick red, yellow, green or blue. Headband adjustment comes in knob-type or button-type. Each unit weighs 385±10g, and 25 pcs fill one carton. Procurement teams order it for construction and utilities work. Safety managers do the same, and so do distributors who need certified head protection for mining and similar trades.

About Xi'An PPE MAX Co., Ltd

Xi'An PPE MAX Co., Ltd has built personal protective equipment since 1956. EN 397 certification covers the helmet range. Goods go out to international markets. OEM orders are welcome. So are custom color setups and bulk B2B procurement. Carton packing stays the same order after order, which keeps container loading simple.

What Is This Product?

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) includes This product. It protects the head from falling objects. Harm from impacts is lower as well. Collisions are covered too. Two parts do this job. A hard outer shell turns aside blows. It also resists penetration. An inner suspension harness soaks up the energy of a hit. That harness spreads the force across the head. Both parts cut the force that gets to the skull and cervical spine in a blow.

Standard Specifications

Features

ABS Shell

Impact and penetration do not break ABS plastic easily. Under load it keeps its shape. It does not turn brittle.

Six-Point Suspension System

The six-point harness lets impact energy spread over more of the head. Because of that, peak force reaching the skull and cervical spine in an incident drops.

Knob or Button Headband Adjustment

Fitting takes no tools with either option. Size adjustment on the knob type works in small steps. On the button type, a quick click sets the fit, which suits sites where helmets change hands often.

Four Color Options

Color codes are common on job sites. The codes mark a worker's role or access level. Red, yellow, green, and blue all play a part in that practice.

Weight: 385±10g

Long shifts call for a helmet you can keep on. The M091 weighs little enough for extended wear.

Applications

Construction and Infrastructure

On construction and demolition sites, falling debris creates overhead impact risk. The M091's ABS shell and six-point suspension are designed to handle top-impact loads consistent with EN 397 test requirements.

Electrical Utilities

ABS plastic goes into the Safety Helmet shell. Electricity does not travel through ABS. So the M091 suits electrical work, where a metal head protector is not allowed.

Work at Height and Scaffolding

On scaffolding, or up on raised structures, the helmet needs to stay put. The six-point suspension system is what keeps it steady while the wearer moves around.

Mining and Oil & Gas

The M091's available color options — including high-visibility yellow — improve worker identification in low-light or visually complex extraction environments.

Safety Helmet Certifications

Impact absorption is one of the things EN 397 deals with. So are penetration resistance, flammability, chin strap retention, and lateral deformation. An independent body tested the M091 against this standard, and it came out certified.

Packing Information

Packed in standard cartons, the helmets are protected on the way. Steady carton quantities make warehousing easier and stock control simpler when you order in bulk.

Order Support

• EN 397 certification documentation provided with orders
• OEM and custom color configurations available
• Order tracking and issue resolution support available through direct communication
• Suspension component replacement guidance available upon request

FAQ

Q: How long can you keep This product before it needs replacing?

A: The suspension gets swapped once every 12 months. Every 3 to 5 years the shell is replaced, counted from the first use. Counted from the date of manufacture, the ceiling is 5 to 7 years. If a helmet takes a serious hit, replace it right away. Age does not matter in that case.

Q: Is it okay to paint a helmet shell or stick stickers on it?

A: Mostly no. Paints and adhesives carry solvents. Those solvents go after ABS and leave it weaker against impact. Need ID markings? Then use pressure-sensitive decals only. They have to be chemically neutral and approved by the manufacturer.

Q: How should a hard hat be cleaned?

A: Mild soap and warm water. Nothing else. Acetone, paint thinner, and solvents made from petroleum are off the list. They can set off chemical stress cracking. The dielectric properties of the shell can drop too.

Q: How can you tell if UV degradation has occurred?

A: Give the sides of the shell a small squeeze. Look for a dull or chalky surface, and check for fine cracks on it. If the shine is gone, or the shell feels brittle, UV exposure has weakened it. In that case, replace the helmet.

Q: What does the reverse donning icon on a helmet mean?

A: That icon tells you the helmet was tested and certified so it can be worn in the reverse position. It covers workers who use optical instruments or welding masks. Their brim has to face backward.

Contact Us

To request product documentation or discuss Safety Helmet procurement requirements, contact us at bettybing@ppemax.com.