DeWalt Type II Class C Vented Safety Helmet

Type II Class C Vented Safety Helmet

Features

  • Polycarbonate/ABS outer shell
  • EPS foam liner for impact absorption
  • Articulating smooth-glide ratchet suspension for size adjustment
  • 4‑point retention straps
  • Adjustable leatherized chin strap
  • Top and side (lateral) impact protection (Type II)
  • Accessory slots for hearing protection or visors
  • Vented design (Class C variant)
  • Meets ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II Class C

Specifications

Color White
Certification ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II Class C
Shell Material Polycarbonate/ABS
Liner EPS foam
Suspension Articulating ratchet (smooth glide); 4-point retention straps
Chin Strap Adjustable leatherized chin strap
Product Size Adult
Product Dimensions (L×W×H) 10.75 in × 9.25 in × 7.5 in
Product Weight 2.04 lb
Upc 0674326380100
Case Quantity 12
Case Dimensions (L×W×H) 22.6 in × 22.5 in × 18.75 in
Case Weight 28.8 lb
Warranty 90 Day Limited Warranty

Vented climbing-style safety helmet designed to provide top and lateral impact protection. It has a durable polycarbonate/ABS shell, an EPS foam liner, and an articulating ratchet suspension with 4-point retention for an adjustable, secure fit. The helmet includes accessory slots for visors or hearing protection and a leatherized chin strap.

Model Number: DPG22V-WHITE

Project Ideas

Business

Branded Helmets and Kitting

Offer OEM‑compliant logo pad printing and deliver ready‑to‑deploy kits (helmet + visor/hearing protection + chin strap settings card). Target construction, facility maintenance, and rope‑access teams that need Type II lateral impact protection. Include documentation on ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 compliance and care.


Short-Term Rental Fleet

Build a rental inventory for film sets, visiting contractors, volunteer events, and inspections. The ratchet suspension makes fast sizing easy. Provide sanitation between uses, QR check‑in/out, and optional accessory bundles (lights, visors, earmuffs). Clearly position as Class C—non‑electrical—use cases.


Inspection and Lifecycle Management

Sell a subscription service that labels each helmet with a QR code tied to inspection logs, incident notes, and replacement dates. Perform periodic visual checks, strap tension tests, and liner condition reviews; swap out units approaching service life end. Provide compliance reports for audits.


Mobile Fit-and-Train Clinics

Run on‑site clinics to properly fit the ratchet suspension and 4‑point retention, adjust chin straps, and train crews on when to retire helmets. Bundle with hearing/visor demos and sell on-the-spot accessory upgrades. This improves adoption and reduces misuse on job sites.


Curated Accessory Bundles eCommerce

Launch an online store with role-based bundles: Night Shift (front/rear lights + reflective band), Brush & Chip (mesh visor + earmuffs), Hot-Weather (sun brim + sweatband), Cold-Weather (insulated liner). Emphasize compatibility with the helmet’s accessory slots and ship with a no-modification install guide.

Creative

Modular Lighting and Visibility Kit

Design a clip-on lighting system that uses the helmet’s accessory slots to mount a front task light and a rear red beacon, plus a reflective band that threads through the 4‑point retention straps. Use USB‑rechargeable lights on rail adapters so nothing is glued or drilled into the shell, preserving the ANSI Type II rating. Great for night crews, trail work, or event volunteers.


3D-Printed Accessory Ecosystem

Create a set of printable accessories that interface with the accessory slots or suspension (not the shell): a pencil/marker caddy, badge holder, cable clip for radio mic leads, and a snap-on sun brim. Provide STL files sized to the helmet’s rail geometry and design them to clamp to the suspension or rail inserts so users never modify the shell.


Themed Fabric Helmet Covers

Sew elasticized, washable fabric covers for team IDs or community build days (high‑vis, company colors, or themed prints). Pattern openings for vents, accessory slots, and the ratchet dial so fit and airflow aren’t obstructed. Use flame‑retardant or FR‑treated fabrics and avoid adhesives/solvents; the cover slips on/off without affecting the helmet.


Cold-Weather Comfort Liner

Make a moisture‑wicking, insulated liner with ear flaps that anchors to the 4‑point retention and chin strap, keeping it secure without altering the shell. Add a removable sweatband pad up front and a neck gaiter tuck channel. Design for quick laundering so crews can rotate liners in winter while keeping the same ANSI Type II helmet.


AR/Heads-Up Training Visor Prototype

Prototype a clear visor that attaches via the helmet’s visor slots and carries a lightweight phone‑or micro‑projector‑based HUD for training drills and guided checklists. Keep mass low and mount only to approved visor hardware so the helmet’s top and lateral impact protection remains uncompromised.