One Size Collection · 2696-WHT
ProGARM 2696 36 cal Arc Flash Safety Helmet
In stockPremium Class 2 Arc Flash safety helmet delivering 36 cal/cm² protection with integrated full-face visor for maximum head, face and neck protection.
The ProGARM 2696 Class 2 Arc Flash Safety Helmet provides advanced protection for professionals working in high-risk electrical environments.
Featuring an integrated polycarbonate face shield with an ATPV rating exceeding 36 cal/cm² and a Class 2 (7kA/0.5s) box test rating, it delivers comprehensive protection for the head, face, chin and neck against Arc Flash hazards.
The ABS helmet shell offers electrical insulation, impact resistance and protection against molten metal splash, while the adjustable 4-point chin strap and smooth ratchet adjustment ensure a secure, comfortable fit throughout the working day.
Premium anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings, compatibility with prescription eyewear, and compliance with leading international safety standards make the 2696 an ideal choice for demanding electrical work.
HELMET
- Made of ABS
- Suitable for live working
- Smooth head circumference adjustment, range 53cm-63cm Helmet type (ANSI standard) – Type 1
- Lateral deformation resistance (EN Standard) – LD
- Molten metal splash resistance (EN Standard) – MM
- Resistance to penetration after conditioning in temperatures of –40°C to +60°C
- Electrical properties (EN standard) – 440 Vac
- Electrical Class O (1000 V AC/1500 V DC) according to EN 50365 Electrical Class E (20kV AC) according to ANSI Z89.1.1
- Compliance with ANSI Z89.1; EN397; EN 50365 standards Approved to EN 50365 – Electrically insulating helmets for use on low voltage installation
- Approved to ANSI Z89.1 – Industrial head protection
- Improved visibility with reflective stickers
- Manufacturing date and utilisation date permanently marked
FACE SHIELD
- Made from Polycarbonate
- Protection against high-speed particles – B
- Protection against droplets and splashes of liquids (3)
- Full face, chin and neck protection against thermal hazards caused by electric arc flash
- Resistance to fogging – N
- Protection against electric arc: Class 2 – Box test 7kA/0.5s; ATPV > 36cal/cm2
- Compliance with standards: EN 166; GS-ET-29; ASTM F2178 Code number for ultra-violet filter (UV) – 2C-2
- Visible light transmittance (VLT) < 50% – Class 2
- Optical Class – 1
- Protection against molten metals and hot solids (9)
- Approved to ASTN F2178 – Standard specification for arc rated eye or face protective products
- Premium class anti-fog and anti-scratch protection
- Easy to wear with eyeglasses
- Incidient energy – ATPV = 36cal /cm2
CHIN STRAP
- 4-point strap recommended for working at height
- Quick, clasp – easy operation with protective gloves
Please note that Arc Flash helmets should be disposed of after their expiry date. The expiry date is stamped on the helmet and it applies to all its elements (shell, visor, harness, strap etc).
Arc Flash helmets have an expiry date because exposure to UV radiation, temperature, humidity etc will degrade the integrity and protection that the helmet provides over time. The life of the helmet is determined by prescribed testing from the Notified Body and following that testing the item is then issued with a conformity assessment and certificate.
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