Yes. The MSA 475395 Skullgard cap style hard hat is purpose-built for hot, dangerous industries like steel mills, foundries, smelting, and welding. It withstands radiant heat loads up to, but not exceeding, 350°F thanks to its phenolic shell, and it meets or exceeds ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014, Type I, Class G. It uses the Fas-Trac III ratcheting suspension and has a smooth crown for MSA welding equipment. It ships with free shipping from Industrial Safety Products.

The MSA 475395 Skullgard withstands radiant heat loads up to, but not exceeding, 350°F. This high heat tolerance comes from its phenolic shell — layers of resin-impregnated textile — which is why the Skullgard line is a long-standing choice for steel mills, foundries, and welding, where standard polyethylene hard hats can soften or deform.

The MSA 475395 Skullgard cap style hard hat meets or exceeds ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014, Type I, Class G. Type I certifies protection against top (crown) impact; Class G (General) provides limited electrical protection, proof-tested to 2,200 volts under the standard. It's a cap style hat with the Fas-Trac III ratcheting suspension in a standard size.

Only for limited voltage. The MSA 475395 Skullgard is Class G (General), proof-tested to just 2,200 volts under ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 — suitable for low-voltage incidental contact, not high-voltage electrical work. It is also Type I, so it protects against top impact only, not lateral impact. For high-voltage electrical hazards, choose a Class E (20,000-volt) helmet instead; the Skullgard's strength is heat resistance, not electrical protection.

The MSA 475395 Skullgard is made of phenolic — layers of resin-impregnated textile — rather than the molded polyethylene used in most hard hats. This dense phenolic shell is what lets it withstand radiant heat up to 350°F and hold up in hot, heavy-industry environments where standard polyethylene hard hats can soften or deform.

Fas-Trac III is MSA's ratcheting suspension system built into the 475395 Skullgard. It uses a knob at the back that you turn to tighten or loosen the fit quickly, even one-handed while wearing gloves, for a secure and comfortable hold. It replaces older pin-lock suspensions and dials in the fit across the standard hat-size range.

Yes. The MSA 475395 Skullgard is a standard size that fits hat sizes 6½ to 8, adjusted with the Fas-Trac III ratcheting suspension — a rear knob you turn to dial in the fit, even while wearing gloves. This range covers most adult head sizes in a single cap style hat.

Yes. The MSA 475395 Skullgard has a smooth crown designed for easy use of MSA welding equipment, such as cap-mounted welding shields and accessories. Combined with its 350°F radiant-heat resistance and phenolic shell, it's well suited to welding and other high-heat operations where sparks and radiant heat are a concern.

Yes. The MSA 475395 Skullgard ships with free shipping from Industrial Safety Products, and optional custom logo imprinting is available. Logo printing is priced per location: $6.60 per location for a single color, or $10.90 per location for up to 4 colors — for example, a front logo, or front and back. It requires a minimum order of 20 hard hats, and a set-up fee may apply; orders under the 20-unit minimum ship as non-logo items.

The MSA 475395 Skullgard is built for extreme heat, unlike a standard polyethylene hard hat. Its phenolic shell withstands radiant heat up to 350°F, where ordinary hard hats can soften or deform, and it adds a smooth crown for MSA welding gear plus the Fas-Trac III ratcheting suspension. It meets ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014, Type I, Class G. Built for heat resistance, it's a go-to for steel, foundry, and welding work, and it ships free from Industrial Safety Products.

Both are phenolic Skullgard hard hats rated to 350°F radiant heat and certified ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014, Type I, Class G, with the Fas-Trac III ratcheting suspension. The difference is the brim: the 475395 is cap style, with a short front brim only, while the full brim version has a brim all the way around for added sun, spark, and debris protection at the sides and back. The cap style is lower-profile and pairs easily with welding shields and other MSA accessories; choose full brim for more all-around coverage.