The Reis KAS-LIFT work helmet offers precise circumference adjustment from 53 to 63 cm via a simple rotary knob, as well as a six-point suspension that evenly distributes weight and keeps the helmet stable in any working position. It is certified according to the EN 397 standard for construction sites, industry, assembly, and logistics.

Key features of the KAS-LIFT helmet:

• Circumference adjustment of 53-63 cm via a rotary knob for quick and precise fit.
• Six-point polyester suspension that distributes weight and absorbs impacts, keeping the helmet stable.
• Fabric sweatband that absorbs sweat and maintains comfort during work.
• Adjustable 4-point polyester chin strap for secure helmet positioning.
• 6 ventilation openings with closing option for optimal ventilation in summer and protection from drafts in winter.
• Short front visor for good upward visibility without interfering with the vertical field of view.
• Durable ABS shell, suitable for harsh working conditions.

Technical details:

• Brand: Reis
• Model: KAS-LIFT
• Certification Standard: EN 397
• Shell Material: ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene)
• Suspension System: Polyester, 6 points
• Sweatband: Fabric material
• Chin Strap: Adjustable polyester, 4 points
• Ventilation Openings: 6, with closing option
• Circumference Adjustment: 53–63 cm via rotary knob
• Visor: Short front, good upward visibility
• Individual Packaging: 34x42 cm bag

Recommended use:

• General construction and renovations – head protection from falling objects from scaffolding, beams, or floors.
• Assembly and installation work – activities with a risk of head impacts in confined spaces or at heights.
• Logistics and warehouses – operations involving forklifts, high shelving, and handling heavy loads.
• Metal processing and machine operators – industrial environments with a risk of flying objects or mechanical impacts.
• Road construction – protection for work crews near heavy equipment and impact zones.

Frequently asked questions:

What does the EN 397 standard mean and what protection does it provide?
EN 397 is the European standard for safety helmets. It certifies resistance to penetration, shock absorption, and lateral rigidity. It is mandatory on construction sites and in industry throughout the European Union. A helmet without this certification cannot be used legally.