Jiangsu Huibaicheng Group will present safety helmets, bump caps, earmuffs and face shields in Paris from Nov. 3 to 5, 2026.
Jiangsu Huibaicheng Group Co., Ltd. (HBC) is scheduled to exhibit at Expoprotection 2026 in Paris from Nov. 3 to 5. At Booth W105, the company plans to focus on worksite head protection, supported by helmet-mounted accessories, OEM/ODM services, distribution cooperation and project-supply options for international buyers.
HBC booth invitation for Expoprotection 2026, Nov. 3-5, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Booth W105. Image: company-provided material.
Expoprotection 2026 at a glance
- Dates: Nov. 3-5, 2026.
- Venue: Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Paris, France.
- HBC booth: W105.
- Product focus: industrial safety helmets, a bump cap, helmet-mounted earmuffs and face shields.
- Business discussions: new products, distribution, OEM/ODM customization and project supply.
Why the Paris event matters for PPE buyers
Expoprotection presents a broad range of occupational health, safety, industrial risk, rescue, security and fire solutions. The organizer figures referenced in the source materials list 17,700 visits, 660 exhibitors and 55% international exhibitors. For distributors, contractors and industrial purchasers, the event provides an opportunity to compare products, documentation and supplier capabilities in one place.
HBC’s planned display is built around worksite head protection rather than a broad consumer catalogue. Company materials reference helmet lines for ground construction and work at height, with selected products linked to standards such as EN 397, EN 12492, AS/NZS 1801:2024 and ANSI Z89.1. The applicable certificate and classification should always be confirmed at model and configuration level.
Manufacturing, quality control and customization
According to company materials, HBC has more than 12 years of PPE manufacturing experience, operates a 6,000-square-meter production facility and uses 17 injection molding machines and 21 testing devices. The company also reports a 20-member QC team covering incoming materials, molding, assembly, testing and final inspection.
For overseas buyers, those capabilities matter when a project requires stable batches, repeatable specifications and clear documentation. HBC says it supports logo printing, color-based role identification, multilingual packaging and other order-based customization. Booth discussions can also cover helmet-accessory integration, sample development, distribution programs and repeated project supply.
Six products to review at Booth W105
The exhibition preview highlights three head-protection products and three helmet-mounted accessories. The table below summarizes the supplied technical references before the detailed product views.
Product evidence summary based on company-supplied reference files
| Model | Product | Referenced evidence / positioning |
| SF-36B-04 | Vented industrial safety helmet | ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 (R2019), Type II, Class C mechanical test evidence; tested sample with 4-point ratchet suspension and chin strap. |
| SF-40A-04 | Non-vented full-brim safety helmet | ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II, Class E test evidence for the documented base configuration. |
| SF-71 | Industrial bump cap | EN 812:2012 reference; intended as a bump cap, not a substitute for an EN 397 safety helmet. |
| SF-EM01 | Helmet-mounted passive earmuffs | EN 352-3:2020 and ANSI S3.19-1974 evidence; SNR 29 dB and NRR 23 dB in the tested configuration. |
| SF-F01 | Helmet-mounted mesh face shield | EN ISO 16321-1 and EN ISO 16321-3 evidence; high-speed particle impact level C in the referenced file. |
| SF-F03 | Helmet-mounted clear face shield | EN ISO 16321-1 support; optical class 1 and high-speed particle impact level E in the referenced file. |
Standards, classifications, attenuation values and accessory compatibility apply only to the documented or tested configuration. Buyers should verify the approved technical file for the exact product ordered.
SF-36B-04 | Vented Industrial Safety Helmet
SF-36B-04 vented industrial safety helmet in a red sample configuration. Image: company-provided material.
The SF-36B-04 uses a short-brim shell with visible side ventilation openings and accessory-ready side structures. The company-supplied reference describes the tested sample configuration with a 4-point ratchet suspension and chin strap, supported by ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 (R2019) Type II Class C mechanical test evidence.
The model is positioned for industrial buyers who need ventilation, a stable fit and impact protection in the documented configuration. Class C means the referenced configuration is not presented as an electrical-insulation helmet.
SF-40A-04 | Non-Vented Full-Brim Safety Helmet
SF-40A-04 full-brim helmet shown with a clear visor and rear neck shade in the photographed display configuration. Image: company-provided material.
The SF-40A-04 combines a non-vented full-brim shell with side mounting points. The supplied product reference describes a base tested configuration with a 4-point ratchet suspension and chin strap, supported by ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II Class E test evidence.
The photographed display adds a clear flip-up visor and rear neck shade to illustrate accessory integration. Those accessories should be treated as display components unless their compatibility and performance coverage are confirmed in the approved technical file.
SF-71 | Industrial Bump Cap
SF-71 industrial bump cap in a blue baseball-style format. Image: company-provided material.
The SF-71 has a baseball-style textile outer cover, short peak and side mesh panels. The supplied documentation links the model to EN 812:2012 as an industrial bump cap.
This distinction is important for product selection: a bump cap is intended to reduce injury from accidental contact with fixed objects in settings such as maintenance, assembly and warehousing. It is not a substitute for a safety helmet designed to protect against falling objects.
SF-EM01 | Helmet-Mounted Passive Earmuffs
SF-EM01 passive earmuffs installed on an orange helmet display sample. Image: company-provided material.
The SF-EM01 attaches to helmet side slots through pivoting support arms, allowing head and hearing protection to be combined in one system. The company-supplied reference cites EN 352-3:2020 and ANSI S3.19-1974 test evidence, including SNR 29 dB and NRR 23 dB for the tested configuration.
Buyers should confirm the intended helmet platform, slot geometry and complete approved combination before ordering a helmet-mounted hearing-protection system.
SF-F01 | Helmet-Mounted Mesh Face Shield
SF-F01 mesh face shield mounted on a white helmet display sample. Image: company-provided material.
The SF-F01 uses a fine metal-mesh screen with a broad face-coverage area and helmet-side mounting points. The supplied product reference cites EN ISO 16321-1 and EN ISO 16321-3 evidence, including high-speed particle impact level C.
Its mesh construction is positioned for mechanical hazards involving particles or fragments while allowing airflow. Final field of coverage, helmet compatibility and sales configuration should be checked against the approved product documentation.
SF-F03 | Helmet-Mounted Clear Face Shield
SF-F03 clear flip-up face shield mounted on a white helmet display sample. Image: company-provided material.
The SF-F03 combines a transparent curved visor with an upper holder, side hinge structure and flip-up working position. The company-supplied product file describes EN ISO 16321-1 support, enhanced optical performance class 1 and high-speed particle impact level E.
The model illustrates an integrated option for work where visibility and mechanical face coverage must be balanced. Exact helmet compatibility and the final approved configuration should be confirmed before purchase.
What buyers can prepare before visiting Booth W105
- Define the target market, application and required helmet standard or classification.
- Bring the exact product and accessory combination you want to evaluate.
- Request model-level certificates, test reports and the approved configuration scope.
- Prepare customization requirements for logo, color, packaging and role identification.
- Share expected order volume, sample needs, delivery schedule and project-supply plan.
- Arrange a meeting at Booth W105 to review products and documents together.
Representative safety helmet image from HBC’s core exhibition category. Image: company-provided material.
Meet HBC in Paris
Expoprotection 2026 is scheduled for Nov. 3-5 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. HBC plans to meet distributors, OEM buyers, contractors and project purchasers at Booth W105 to discuss safety helmets, integrated accessories and supply cooperation.
Planning to visit Expoprotection 2026? Submit an inquiry to arrange a meeting at Booth W105 and discuss product matching, model-level documentation, OEM/ODM customization, distribution cooperation and project supply.
Source note
This blog preview is based on Expoprotection event information referenced in the source document, HBC company materials, the HBC product catalogue, the company-provided booth invitation and supplied product reference files for SF-36B-04, SF-40A-04, SF-71, SF-EM01, SF-F01 and SF-F03. Event details, certificates, classifications, attenuation values and compatibility should be verified against current official information and the exact approved product documentation before ordering.
