WaveCel Hard Hats -- Occupational Health & Safety

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WaveCel Hard Hats

The design of hard hats hasn’t changed much in over 50 years—until now! WaveCel is introducing the WaveCel T2+ PRO and WaveCel T2+ MAX hard hats, created to better protect workers from traumatic brain injury. Made in the USA, WaveCel hard hats are lightweight, offer 360-degree protection, a slim profile, and are Type 2 certified. Most importantly, WaveCel’s technology has been proven to absorb up to 73% more rotational force caused by a blow to the head.

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