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been approved for industrial head protection.
WARNING: Following violent impact, even if no damage is visible, the helmet
should be replaced, in that its capacity to absorb further impact could be
impaired.
WARNING: Certain chemical products, especially solvents, can damage your
helmet. Protect your helmet from exposure to chemicals.
WARNING: Paint and stickers may contain materials that, with time, can alter
the physical properties of the helmet. Do not use paints, solvents, chemicals,
adhesives, gasoline or like substances on this helmet, because doing so can
reduce the protection from impact and penetration.
WARNING: Your helmet can be damaged from improper care: do not sit on it,
pack it too tightly, drop it, allow it to contact sharp or pointed objects, etc. Do
not expose your helmet to high temperatures, for example by leaving it inside a
vehicle in direct sunlight.
INSTRUCTIONS: As a protective measure, this helmet must be worn at all times
during work activity. For adequate protection, it is important that the helmet
be sized correctly and fit the head properly to offer optimum comfort and
safety. The helmet should be adjusted to fit the user; After properly buckling
and adjusting the strap, always check that the helmet is not excessively tight;
nor should it move freely back and forth. Verify that the helmet is well seated
and centered on the head (see Fig. 1). The better a helmet is adjusted (minimal
movement front to back or side-to-side), the better protection it can provide.
NOMENCLATURE: 1. Shell; 2. Headband; 3. Size adjustment system; 4.
Chinstrap; 5. Lateral retractor; 6. Buckle; 7. Lamp clip; 8. Side slot to insert
hearing protection; 9. Side slot to insert visor adapter; 10. Marking Label
HELMET ADJUSTMENTS: Wear the helmet and adapt the size by turning the
rear wheel (clockwise to tighten the size and counter-clockwise to enlarge it) or
simply (only for models equipped) by drawing the two quick-closing elements
to obtain the desired tension (Fig. 2). Position the size adjustment system in the
nuchal area as shown (Fig. 3), tilting it and adjusting it in height. Fasten the chin
strap by inserting one buckle end into the other until it clicks into place (Fig. 4a).
Pull the chin strap to check that the buckle is locked (Fig. 5). Adjust the length of
the chin-strap to firmly secure the helmet on your head. The rubber ring must be
positioned on end of the tape to prevent it dangling. Adjust the lateral retractor
of the chin strap by sliding it along the straps until you find the desired position
below the ear (Fig. 6). To remove the helmet from the head, open the chin-strap
by simultaneously pressing the buttons on each side of the buckle (Fig. 4b).
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