With work, weather,
and everyday use, a hard hat can get old before its time. Even if you bought
your hard hat from a reliable store, it’s always important to know when it’s
time to get a new hard hat. Here’s how to tell…
- Cracks appear in the
shell
- Shiny surface appears dull or chalky
- The shell becomes brittle
- Shiny surface appears dull or chalky
- The shell becomes brittle
While you are busy
checking if your hard hat needs to be replaced, you should also check the
suspension. You’ll know when you need a fresh one if…
- The suspensions
become brittle
- One of more of the mounts breaks off
- The suspension will no longer hold securely to the head
- The cradling straps break or become worn
- One of more of the mounts breaks off
- The suspension will no longer hold securely to the head
- The cradling straps break or become worn
It is generally a good
idea to inspect your hard hat before and after each time you use it. Although
there is no set service life for hard hats, manufacturers recommend that you
replace it after no more than five years.
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