Shield your eyes from dust and spray and protect your head from falling objects. These hard hats have a visor that slides inside their hard shell to prevent scratches when you’re not working. It also fits over glasses. Since they don’t have brims, these hard hats won’t limit your field of vision or keep you from getting close to your task.

Hard hats are Type I, Class E, meaning they protect against blows to the top of the head only and are proof-tested at 20,000 volts. All have a ratchet suspension that adjusts with an easy-turn knob and mounting slots to attach earmuffs (not included).

Add a chin strap (sold separately) to your hard hat for a more secure fit when climbing, working upside down, or moving around.

Protect your head from minor bumps and scrapes. Attach a face shield lens (sold separately) to protect against dust and spray. All have a pinlock suspension that adjusts with interlocking straps.

Protect your neck and face from the sun's rays. These sun shields are made of lightweight polyester, so they won’t weigh you down. An inner elastic rim fits over most hard hats.

Sun shields with a 50 UPF block 98% of the sun's UV rays. Roll up and secure the neck shade when you don't need the coverage and would prefer the extra airflow. The underside of the brim is dark to reduce the sun's glare, so you're not squinting in bright light.

Attach these shields to the brim of cap-style hard hats (sold separately) to provide full-face protection. They meet ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 or Z87.1+ when worn with safety glasses or goggles.

Wire mesh lenses provide increased ventilation during high-heat jobs.

Polycarbonate lenses have greater impact resistance than acetate lenses. Copolyester lenses have the greatest impact and fog resistance of all.

Nylon brackets are nonconductive. Gasketed nylon brackets provide a seal between the lens and your hard hat.

Silver-anodized aluminum brackets provide heat and corrosion resistance.

Face shields with a chin guard provide extra coverage without sacrificing visibility.