Ferno VPX Safety Helmet
Description
Description
In elevated or high-risk operational environments, head protection is a critical safety control rather than a general PPE item.
The Ferno VPX Safety Helmet is intended for use across height safety, construction, mining, emergency services, and technical rescue applications where consistent performance, secure fit, and user comfort are essential to safe operations and enhanced voluntary wearer compliance.
Certified to both AS/NZS 1801:2024 and EN 12492:2012, the VPX Safety Helmet bridges the gap between industrial safety and climbing-style protection. Its multi-impact tested design, lightweight construction, and secure-fit system provide dependable protection whether on site, on rope, in field or in rescue scenarios. Included features ensure the Ferno VPX performs consistently across diverse and demanding conditions. Comfort and usability are equally prioritised. The VPX features an adjustable fit system that adapts to the wearer, ensuring helmet stability during movement and extended wear. Integrated accessory compatibility, adjustable ventilation, and high-visibility decals support operational efficiency, making it suitable for organisations that require adaptable, standardised PPE across varied roles.
- HELMET DESIGNATION Type 1: Industrial; Mountaineering Safety Helmet
- HELMET CERTIFICATION : AS/NZS 1801:2024 Type 1 / EN12492
- HELMET WEIGHT: 555 grams
- SIZE RANGE: Adjustable from 53 cm - 63 cm
- HELMET EXTERIOR SHELL: ABS / Polycarbonate
- HELMET INTERIOR MATERIAL: EPP Foam Lining and Replaceable internal suspension harness
- OCCIPITAL / FITMENT CRADLE:
- HELMET VENTILATION: Side vents on both sides of helmet may be opened or closed
- DIELECTRIC:
- TEMPERATURE RANGE • -20°C / +50°C
- SHELF LIFE: 10 Years
- RECOMMENDED SERVICE LIFE: 5 Years
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