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Ergodyne
Terry cloth sweatband fits hard hats and bump caps to absorb perspiration
The Ergodyne 150-12440 Chill-Its 6609 is a terry cloth sweatband designed for use with hard hats and bump caps. It absorbs perspiration to keep the wearer comfortable during extended periods in warm environments. The one-size design fits standard head protection gear.
This sweatband suits industrial workers who require sweat absorption inside hard hats or bump caps. It is not intended for buyers seeking a cooling towel, a helmet liner with thermal insulation, or a sweatband made from synthetic moisture-wicking fabrics.
| Brand | Arctic Radwear |
|---|---|
| Type | Hard Hats & Bump Caps |
| Material | Terry Cloth |
| Shipping weight | 1.34 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 76 × 25 mm |
The terry cloth should feel dry against your forehead and stay in place under the hard hat or bump cap without shifting during movement.
The package includes the onesize gray sweatband only; a compatible hard hat or bump cap is required separately for use.
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