DAX FIFTY50 Carbon Fiber Hardhat
The DAX FIFTY50 Carbon Fiber Hardhat is a full brim, carbon fiber reinforced resin hard hat offering a 6-point suspension system for superior comfort and impact protection. It features an innovative synthetic leather comfort dome and an oversized ratcheting fitment dial that makes adjustment easy, even while wearing gloves.
Key Features
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Carbon Fiber Reinforced Resin Shell: Provides superior structural rigidity.
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Brim Grip Design: Exclusive design ensures a secure feel.
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Comfort Dome: Perforated synthetic leather with a molded EVA foam insert for additional shock absorption.
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Oversized Ratcheting Fitment Dial: Easily adjustable size; user-friendly even with gloves.
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ANSI Z89.1-2014 Compliance: Meets requirements for Type 1, Class C hard hats.
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Heat Resistance: Designed to withstand radiant heat loads producing temperatures up to 350˚ F (177˚ C).
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Moisture-Wicking Liner: Foam-backed microfiber liner reduces sweat build-up.
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6-Point Suspension System: Ensures a secure and comfortable fit.
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Triple Reinforced Crown: Provides superior impact protection.
Hard Hat Weight
Our Carbon Fiber Hardhat weighs approximately 315 grams without the suspension system. With the suspension, it averages 460 grams.
Hard-Hat Classifications
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Notices
- All DAX FIFTY50 Hard Hats use a special composite material to create the helmet’s front color. This process requires three panels and will show a subtle seam following the helmet’s contour to the brim grip. This is intentional and not a flaw in the hard hat.
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CSA Standard: This product does not currently carry certification from the Canadian Standards Association (CSA).
- Hi-visibility hard hats may fade after extended periods of time in direct sunlight.
Lifespan
Hard hat lifespan may vary depending on the conditions of each work site. Hard hats subjected to more wear and tear or used outdoors in direct sunlight may need to be replaced more frequently. Daily inspections are the best way to determine when to replace a hard hat shell, suspension, or the entire unit. Suggested replacement is based on service life (based on when the hard hat was placed into service, not the manufacture date). As a general guideline, we recommend replacing hard hats every five years, regardless of outside appearance, although this can vary due to use and job site conditions.
