PFANNER Protos Integral Aborist forest safety helmet EN12492
€ 258,00 incl. VAT
Technical Details
| Visor | Metal visor F39 (39 openings/cm²) |
| Active ventilation openings | Yes |
| Type of hearing protection | Capsule |
| Standard | EN 12492 |
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- 1x Pfanner forest safety helmet Protos Integral Aborist EN12492
Description
Perfect for working at height where face protection is essential. Optimum grip even when working at an angle and overhead. The ideal safety helmet especially for tree climbers.
- No getting caught on branches thanks to integrated ear and face protection
- Special design keeps the head cool even during the most strenuous activities
- The chin strap guide cannot slip under the hearing protection, so noise insulation and comfort are not impaired
- Deep-drawn neck shell offers a secure fit
- The entire modular principle can be adjusted with just two fingers – so everything can be easily adjusted at any time
- Equipped with chin strap and crash absorber
- Certified according to EN 397, EN 12492, EN 1077 and EN 1078
For safety reasons, the outer helmet shell should be replaced every 5 years (from date of purchase). This is available separately. For hygiene reasons, we recommend washing the main padding regularly and changing it every 2-3 years if used daily.
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About AWService
AWService GmbH was founded in December 2014 by Albert Wörndl, who has been active in the garden equipment industry for more than 30 years. In 2015, our company building at Eisenstraße 4 in St. Marien was constructed and officially opened at the end of June the same year.
Since 2024, our company has been energetically and jointly managed by Alexander & Jürgen Wörndl. In this way, the management has been passed on from Albert Wörndl to the next motivated generation.
Within our team, we rely on experts with many years of experience, creativity, and technical expertise. Our goal is to always identify the changing needs of people and shifts in the market at an early stage. In doing so, price, quality, and performance must always be in harmony.
