Forestry Hard Hats

Do You Work At Height?

If you are tree climbing and working at height, you need a chin strap on your helmet. A Chin Strap will prevent the helmet from coming off in an accident, even if you are fully inverted. Depending on your working environment, you may need a breakaway chinstrap or an unbreakable strap.

A lightweight helmet will also be beneficial if you do a lot of climbing and working at height.

Do You Need Hearing Protectors On Your Forestry Helmet?

The answer to this is almost certainly yes. Ensure any chainsaw helmet you purchase is compatible with or has installed integrated ear muffs. Buying pre-integrated ear protection will ensure you always have adequate hearing protection on you at all times.

Do You Need Integrated Safety Glasses?

Although the mesh visor is excellent at stopping solid objects from hitting the face, it does not prevent liquids or other organic matter, such as decomposing animals and faeces, from striking the eyes. If you do any brush cutting or strimming, then integrated eye protection is something you will want to consider strongly.

Mesh Visor Types

There are multiple ratings of mesh visors covered within EN1731; mesh visors protect against solid objects flying toward the face. Depending on the helmet model you are looking at, the mesh will be made from different materials, such as stainless steel.

Eye Protection

If you choose not to go for integrated eye protection, you will find a full range of stand-alone safety specs in this category.

RPE

If you are working around dust that is hazardous to breathe, then our range of RPE may be just what you need.

Fall Protection

For tree surgeons, our range of fall protection equipment goes hand in hand with our range of arborist hard hats.

Ear Defenders

If the buzz of chainsaws and brush cutters has your ears ringing, you will want to look at our hearing protection range.