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Supereight SE2 Sensor caps from Fibre-Metal offer a dual impact energy-control system. For example, a blow to the crown of the hardhat activates the crown impact system. A lateral blow to the sides, front or rear of the cap activates the attenuator band, which provides protection for the periphery of the cap. Supereight Sensor meets the ANSI Z89.1 Type II standard.
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