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Custom LIFT Safety Hard Hats

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Custom LIFT Safety Hard Hats for the Modern Jobsite

LIFT Safety builds head protection that crews actually want to wear, from the standout DAX line with its Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) and carbon-fiber shells to the RADIX Type 2 safety helmet and the classic Briggs full brim. Every hat in this collection can be imprinted with your company logo, so your team looks unified on site while staying protected. With 13 styles spanning cap and full-brim profiles, vented and non-vented builds, and multiple ANSI classes, there's a fit for construction, utility, electrical, and industrial work.

How to Choose the Right LIFT Hard Hat

  • Type I vs. Type II: Type I guards against top impact; Type II adds lateral protection and is common on the RADIX helmet-style shells for fall and slip risks.
  • Electrical class: Look for Class G (General, tested to 2,200V), Class E (Electrical, tested to 20,000V), or Class C (Conductive, no electrical rating) based on your exposure.
  • Brim style: Full brim sheds rain and sun around the whole head; cap style pairs better with face shields and welding gear.
  • Vented or non-vented: Vented shells improve airflow but should never be worn where electrical hazards exist.
  • Shell material: FRP offers rugged durability; carbon-fiber options drop weight for all-day comfort.

ANSI Compliance Notes

Hard hats in this collection carry ratings under ANSI/ISEA Z89.1, including Type 1 and Type 2 configurations and Class C, E, and G designations. Ratings vary by model, so confirm the Type and Class on each product page against your site's safety requirements before ordering.

Why Buy From SafetyGear.com

We imprint your logo in-house and send a free digital proof before production, so you approve the artwork first. Business customers can ask about bulk and corporate pricing for multi-site and repeat crew orders. Order matching custom LIFT hard hats for your whole crew with confidence.

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