How to Fasten the Helmet Strap?

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LaAdriel
07/30/25 7:01am
To fasten the helmet strap, simply buckle the clasps together. More knowledge about safety helmets is as follows: 1. Introduction: A safety helmet is protective equipment designed to prevent head injuries from impacts. It consists of a shell, liner, chin strap, and rear harness. 2. Principle: When a worker's head is impacted by a falling object, the helmet shell and liner instantly distribute the impact force over the entire surface of the skull. Then, the elastic deformation, plastic deformation, and permissible structural failure of the helmet's buffer components absorb most of the impact force, reducing the final impact force acting on the head to below 4900N, thereby protecting the worker's head. The material of the helmet shell plays a crucial role in the overall impact resistance of the safety helmet.
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