Safety Headgear Uvex 9731031 High-Density Polyethylene White 51-65 cm

The Uvex 9731031 safety headgear is manufactured from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) to provide reliable impact resistance and long-term durability. Designed for head sizes from 51 to 65 cm, this white protective helmet is intended for professional work environments where basic head protection and visibility are required. The shell material and neutral colour offer a practical solution for construction, maintenance and industrial settings.

Advantages

This Uvex safety headgear combines HDPE construction with a size-adjustable fit to accommodate a wide range of users. The white finish enhances visibility and a professional appearance while the lightweight HDPE shell reduces wearer fatigue during extended use. The helmet is simple to clean and maintain, offering consistent protective performance under normal working conditions.

Suitable for

• Construction and building sites
• General industrial and maintenance work
• Facility management and logistics
• Electrical and mechanical installation tasks (where non-specialized head protection is sufficient)

Key specifications

• Material: high-density polyethylene (HDPE)
• Colour: white
• Size range: fits head circumferences from 51 to 65 cm
• Weight: lightweight shell for reduced wearer fatigue
• Design: durable single-piece helmet shell

How to use

Select the appropriate adjustment so that the helmet sits comfortably and securely on the head, with the brim parallel to the ground. Ensure the suspension or internal adjustment mechanism is tightened to prevent excessive movement during work. Inspect the shell before each use for visible damage or cracks and replace the helmet if any compromise to integrity is detected. Clean the helmet with mild soap and water and allow it to dry naturally.

Usage recommendations

Use this Uvex HDPE headgear where standard impact protection is required and where a white, visible helmet is appropriate. Do not modify the shell or suspension, and avoid exposure to strong chemicals, high heat or open flame. Replace the helmet after a significant impact or when signs of ageing, cracking, or deformation appear.