Description
The Ergodyne Chill-Its 6716 Evaporative Cooling Hard Hat Liner straps into hard hats to deliver four hours of cooling relief. The low-profile and lightweight liner features cooling acrylic polymers for instant cooling without bulk or slime, making it comfortable to wear with hard hats. This hard hat sweatband fits most hard hats and safety helmets, easily and securely attaching to the forehead of the suspension with three hook and loop closures. Heat-related illness continuously ranks among the top causes of worksite accidents and fatalities. Evaporative cooling technologies such as polymer crystals are a simple, effective and comfortable solution for heat stress prevention. Similar to how sweat cools the body, evaporative technologies use an external water source to draw heat away—helping to regulate body temperature while providing cool relief. When activated, this cooling hard hat pad is comfortable and refreshing for even the hottest days of the year.
Soak in water for 2-5 minutes to activate. The polymer crystals will retain water for up to four hours of cooling relief. Be careful not to over-activate as that may cause the sweatband to “plump up” to a size where it is no longer able to be comfortably worn. To reactivate cooling, simply re-wet. Ideal for mining, construction, telecommunications or anyone wearing head protection while working in the heat.
FEATURES
- Lightweight, cooling acrylic polymers
- Hook & loop closures
- Conveniently attaches to hard hat suspension system
- Soak in water 2-5 minutes to activate
- Reactivate by re-soaking
- Remains hydrated for up to 4 hours
- Solid blue
APPLICATION
- Construction
- Trades
- Maintenance
- Landscaping/Grounds
- Assembly/Fabrication
- Material Handling
- Freight/Baggage
- Warehousing/Distribution
- Iron/Steel Fabrication
As temperatures soar in unpredictable climates, working outside can cause overexposure to the sun, leading to heat stress and dehydration. Workers across Australia and New Zealand are asking themselves what to wear when working outside in the heat.
According to Safework Australia, working in extreme heat can lead to a range of heat-related illnesses, including heat rash, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke. It’s essential to know the signs of heat stress and take measures to prevent it.
Find out more about Cooling PPE > What To Wear When Working Outside in The Heat