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Description
2.1
Helmet description
The Super V Helmet meets the requirements of CAN/CSA Z94.1-15, Class E, Type II and ANSI Z89.1-2014,
Class E, Type II. This helmet is a system consisting of a shell, suspension, nylon side shield and foam
impact liner, which work together as a unit.
This helmet is designed to provide limited impact and penetration protection to the wearer's head in the
event of a top or lateral blow. It is also designed to provide limited electrical insulation protection.
2.2
Helmet accessories
Use only MSA supplied or approved accessories with this helmet.
2.3
Adjusting the suspension
Fas-Trac® Suspension
(1)
Open Fas-Trac® headband by turning knob to the left.
(2)
Push top (inner) crown strap toward top of protective helmet. Bottom (outer) strap will move in the
opposite direction.
(3)
Place helmet on head and push down on top of helmet until a comfortable and stable wearing height
is reached.
(4)
Tighten headband by turning knob to the right. Tighten until snug fit is obtained.
NOTE: The headband can be loosened while the helmet is on your head by repeating step 1.
1 Touch™ Suspension
(1)
Push top crown strap toward crown of helmet; bottom of crown will move in opposite direction.
(2)
Place helmet on head and push down on top until comfortable wearing height is reached.
(3)
Squeeze the lock on the nape strap to loosen.
(4)
Squeeze the finger tabs on each strap together to tighten.
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Inspection
The Super V Helmet's useful life may be affected by several things, including heat, cold, sunlight and chem-
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ical exposures (see 4.1 "Useful service life guidelines"). Before and after each use, inspect the helmet as
follows.
Shell
(1)
Visually inspect the shell for breakage, cracks, craze pattern, discoloration, chalky appearance, or any
other unusual condition.
(2)
Inspect the shell for brittleness by flexing the brim. Any of the above conditions can indicate a loss of
impact, penetration and/or electrical resistance; and the helmet must be replaced immediately.
Suspension
(1)
Inspect for loss of flexibility of the suspension.
(2)
Inspect for cracks, breaks, frayed straps or damaged stitching. If any are found, the suspension must
be replaced immediately.
Liner
Inspect for dents, cracks, flaking, or other damage. If any of these conditions are found, the entire helmet
must be replaced immediately.
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