The Skylotec ARIES is a strong and comfortable industrial safety helmet developed for protection against falling objects and electrical hazards in the industry, including rope-access work, work at height, and building sites. It features a closed, electrically insulating helmet shell and complies with the requirements of EN 397, EN 50365, and ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 standards, including EN 397 additional tests against electrical hazards, molten metal splash, lateral deformation, and use at low temperatures.
Key Features
- Ergonomic design for great comfort
- Comfortable, washable, and replaceable interior padding
- Totally replaceable interior regulation system including chinstrap and head strap
- Interior parts in breathable Cordura for comfort during extended use
- Robust chinstrap with integrated quick-release system designed to open if snagged with strength between 15 and 25 daN
- Provided with head lamp clips and earmuffs quick attachment
- Compatible with VISOR A and VISOR A-F polycarbonate eye shields featuring scratch-resistant and anti-fog coating with practical clip fastening system
- Compatible with dedicated reflective stickers
- Click buckle closure
- Water resistant
Specifications
- Material: Polyamide, Polyester, Polyurethane, Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene
- Helmet size: 53-63 cm
- Minimum head circumference: 53 cm
- Maximum head circumference: 63 cm
- Minimum temperature: -30°C
- Maximum temperature: 50°C
- Net weight: 0.42 kg
- Maximum lifetime: 12 years
- Usable in SEAL PAC: 10 years
- E-class number: 40-01-11-01
- Customs tariff number: 65061010
Certifications
- EN 397:2012 - Protection against impacts and penetration down to -30°C, resistance to lateral deformation, protection against accidental contact with live conductors up to 440 V AC, protection against molten metal splash
- EN 50365:2002 class 0 - Protection against electrical hazards with maximum rated voltage 1500 V DC or 1000 V AC
- ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014
Available Variations and Part Numbers
- Yellow
- Orange
- Red
- Black
- White
Application areas include working in confined spaces, working on masts and towers, scaffolding, rescue, and rope access.
