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Protos® Integral Arborist
The extreme demands of Forestry and Arborist work were what inspired the development of the Protos® Integral. This is why all parts of the Protos® – from visor to hearing protection – are integrated within the shell of the helmet. This prevents catching on obstacles, such as branches. The innovative inner shell offers superior comfort and additional safety around the neck area. The Protos® Integral Arborist is the perfect choice for the toughest applications and extreme weather conditions. All modular components can be moved from active to passive positions using only two fingers, which helps the user stay focused on their work.
The modular design of the Protos® means that most parts are readily available and easy to replace. The ease of maintenance reduces waste and adds to the longevity of your investment.
Where unparalleled comfort and safety collide:
• ANSI Z89.1 approved
• Completely modular
• 5-year shell lifespan
• Largest field of view
• Ventilation gate for optional airflow
• Patented inner-shell secures firmly and comfortably to the head
• Accessories integrate inside the helmet shell to avoid catching on any surrounding obstacles
• All accessories are replaceable and stocked by Pfanner Canada
• Includes: Ear protection, chin-strap, fine-mesh visor
Size
• One Size: 54 – 62 cm (21.1 – 24.4 in)
• Oversize Neck Clip available to expand size to 56 – 64 cm (22.1 – 25.2 in)
Certification
• ANSI Z89.1
• For safety reasons, the outer Protos® shell should be replaced every 5 years. For hygiene and proper maintenance, we recommend washing the main support pads regularly and replacing them every 2-3 years in case of daily use.
SAFETY COMPLIANCE NOTE
• Please note that this helmet is approved for EN standards EN397, EN12492 and ANSI Z89.1. It is the purchasers’ responsibility to confirm that any protective headwear meets the standards specified by their Occupational Health & Safety Board, employer, and insurance provider.
Specifications
Pfanner Protos Helmet The Elements Series
Part Number: 405002-31.FRE Weight: 4.1 lbs.
- Description
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Protos® Integral Arborist
The extreme demands of Forestry and Arborist work were what inspired the development of the Protos® Integral. This is why all parts of the Protos® – from visor to hearing protection – are integrated within the shell of the helmet. This prevents catching on obstacles, such as branches. The innovative inner shell offers superior comfort and additional safety around the neck area. The Protos® Integral Arborist is the perfect choice for the toughest applications and extreme weather conditions. All modular components can be moved from active to passive positions using only two fingers, which helps the user stay focused on their work.
The modular design of the Protos® means that most parts are readily available and easy to replace. The ease of maintenance reduces waste and adds to the longevity of your investment.
Where unparalleled comfort and safety collide:
• ANSI Z89.1 approved
• Completely modular
• 5-year shell lifespan
• Largest field of view
• Ventilation gate for optional airflow
• Patented inner-shell secures firmly and comfortably to the head
• Accessories integrate inside the helmet shell to avoid catching on any surrounding obstacles
• All accessories are replaceable and stocked by Pfanner Canada
• Includes: Ear protection, chin-strap, fine-mesh visor
Size
• One Size: 54 – 62 cm (21.1 – 24.4 in)
• Oversize Neck Clip available to expand size to 56 – 64 cm (22.1 – 25.2 in)
Certification
• ANSI Z89.1
• For safety reasons, the outer Protos® shell should be replaced every 5 years. For hygiene and proper maintenance, we recommend washing the main support pads regularly and replacing them every 2-3 years in case of daily use.
SAFETY COMPLIANCE NOTE
• Please note that this helmet is approved for EN standards EN397, EN12492 and ANSI Z89.1. It is the purchasers’ responsibility to confirm that any protective headwear meets the standards specified by their Occupational Health & Safety Board, employer, and insurance provider.
