TASCO
TASCO 100-02000 Gladiator II Hard Hat Ratchet
ANSI Z89.1-2014 Type 1 Class E hard hat with six-point ratchet suspension for adjustable fit
- ColorOrange
- ANSI Z89.1-2014 Type 1 Class E certified protection
- Six-point ratchet suspension adjusts for secure fit
- Durable polyethylene shell resists impact and penetration
- Fits head sizes 6 through 8-5/8 for broad compatibility
- Bright orange colour enhances visibility on job sites
Hard Hat Type 1 Class E
The TASCO Gladiator II is a Type 1, Class E hard hat built from polyethylene with a front brim. It meets ANSI Z 89.1 -2014 and uses a six-point ratchet suspension that adjusts to fit head sizes 6 to 8-5/8.
Workers needing top-impact electrical protection
Suits crews on sites where falling objects and electrical hazards up to Class E are the primary risks. The non-vented shell and absence of high-visibility colouring mean it is not for workers who require airflow or enhanced daytime conspicuity.
Six-point ratchet suspension
The 6-point ratchet system lets the wearer tighten or loosen the fit quickly while keeping the hat stable during movement. This mechanism is the deciding factor for anyone who prefers ratchet adjustment over pin-lock alternatives.
Highlights
- ANSI Z89.1-2014 Type 1 Class E certified protection
- Six-point ratchet suspension adjusts for secure fit
- Durable polyethylene shell resists impact and penetration
- Fits head sizes 6 through 8-5/8 for broad compatibility
- Bright orange colour enhances visibility on job sites
Specifications
| Brand | TASCO |
|---|---|
| Color | Orange |
Questions about this item
How do I adjust the 6-point ratchet suspension for a secure fit?
Turn the ratchet knob clockwise to tighten or anticlockwise to loosen the 6-point suspension until the hard hat sits level and stable on your head.
When should I replace the suspension or the polyethylene shell?
Inspect the shell and 6-point suspension before each use; replace the suspension if straps fray or the ratchet slips, and replace the shell if you see cracks, dents or UV chalking.
What is the first limitation I will hit during all-day wear in hot conditions?
The polyethylene shell has no venting, so heat buildup inside the hat becomes the limiting factor during sustained use in high temperatures.
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