SF-06I Electrical Safety Helmet Series

Product Type: Non-Vented Type I Class G & Class E Electrical Hard Hats

The SF-06I Series gives industrial buyers a clear choice between Class G and Class E electrical protection. Both non-vented models provide ANSI Type I top-impact performance, a 53–63 cm ratchet fit, textile multi-point suspension, chin strap and low-temperature performance down to -30°C. Choose the SF-06I for Class G testing at 2,200 V AC, or the SF-06I-02 for Class E testing at 20 kV with a 30 kV dielectric withstand test. Model-specific documents and markings are confirmed before production.

Product Features:

Choose Class G or Class E Protection

Non-Vented Shell with -30°C Performance

53–63 cm Ratchet & Multi-Point Suspension

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Overview

SF-06I — Type I Class G Designed for industrial workplaces requiring top-impact protection and limited electrical protection. Separately tested to ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type I Class G at 2,200 V AC.

SF-06I-02 — Type I Class E Designed for electrical-risk environments requiring a higher ANSI electrical classification. Assessed samples passed the Class E test at 20 kV, including the 30 kV dielectric withstand requirement.

ANSI Type I Top-Impact Protection

Non-Vented Electrical Design

Eight Colors & OEM Options

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Specification

Product Name

Model

Product Series

SF-06I Electrical Safety Helmet Series

Available Models

SF-06I / SF-06I-02

Helmet Type

Non-vented industrial safety helmet

ANSI Classification

SF-06I: Type I Class G / SF-06I-02: Type I Class E

ANSI Electrical Test

Class G: 2,200 V AC / Class E: 20 kV AC, 30 kV withstand

Mechanical Protection

Type I top-impact and penetration performance

EU Mechanical Evidence

EN 397 documents available according to model

Additional Electrical Evidence

EN 50365 Class 0 documents available according to model

Head Size

53–63 cm

Adjustment

Rear ratchet adjustment

Ventilation

Non-vented

Available Colors

Black, blue, green, orange, pink, red, white and yellow

Customization

Color, logo, labels, suspension components and packaging

Benefits & Features

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01 Two Electrical Classes for Different Risk Levels

Choose SF-06I Class G for limited electrical protection or SF-06I-02 Class E for higher-voltage ANSI testing. This makes specification easier for distributors and multi-site project buyers.

02 Verified Type I Head Protection

Both configurations have supporting test evidence for ANSI Type I top-impact, penetration and flame-resistance performance, helping buyers evaluate the correct helmet for their workplace hazards.

03 Secure Fit for Demanding Shifts

The 53–63 cm ratchet adjustment, textile multi-point suspension and chin strap provide a stable fit for maintenance, utilities, manufacturing and infrastructure operations.

04 Controlled OEM Production

Customize shell colors, logos, labels, suspension components and export packaging. Product markings and compliance documents are matched to the selected model before mass production.

Application

Designed for industrial and electrical work requiring non-vented Type I head protection. The final Class G or Class E model must be selected according to the employer’s electrical hazard assessment.

Electrical Utilities & Substations

Industrial Maintenance & Manufacturing

Energy, Infrastructure & Construction Projects

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What is the difference between SF-06I and SF-06I-02?

SF-06I is tested to ANSI Type I Class G at 2,200 V AC. SF-06I-02 is tested to ANSI Type I Class E at 20 kV, including a 30 kV dielectric withstand test. Their documents and markings are not interchangeable.

Which model should I choose?

Choose SF-06I when the hazard assessment requires Class G limited electrical protection. Choose SF-06I-02 when the workplace specification requires ANSI Class E. The employer or safety professional must make the final selection.

What does ANSI Type I mean?

Type I helmets are designed to reduce the force of impacts directed at the top of the head. The available reports do not establish ANSI Type II lateral-impact protection.

Are the electrical test voltages safe working voltages?

No. Test voltages are laboratory classification conditions, not recommended working voltages. Safe use depends on the workplace risk assessment, product instructions and applicable regulations.

Why are both models non-vented?

A non-vented shell helps avoid openings that could compromise the required electrical insulation configuration. Do not drill, cut or modify the helmet shell.

Do both models have EN 397 and EN 50365 documents?

The document scope differs by model. SF-06I has an EN 397 Module B certificate and separate EN 50365:2023 Class 0 laboratory testing. SF-06I-02 has model-specific EN 397 and EN 50365 evidence. Request the current document package for the selected model before ordering.

What shell material is used?

SF-06I configuration uses an ABS shell. The SF-06I-02 shell material must be confirmed against the selected certified configuration and final production BOM before ordering.

Can the helmets be used in cold environments?

The documented configurations include optional low-temperature performance down to -30°C. Confirm the applicable marking on the selected model.

Can the helmets be customized?

Yes. OEM options include shell color, logo, labels, selected suspension components and packaging. Compliance-sensitive components must remain consistent with the approved configuration.

Should the helmet be replaced after an impact?

Yes. Remove the helmet from service after a significant impact, even when no visible external damage is present. Never reuse a helmet with a cracked, deformed or modified shell.