

Cap Safety (Peak) Green Lined
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The Cap Safety (Peak) Green Lined is a lined bump-style safety cap for general-purpose head protection across a wide variety of industries. The green colour is a popular choice for colour-coding staff or matching company colours.
Key Features
- SABS approved and manufactured to SANS 1397:2003.
- 6-point inner harness for comfortable, secure wear.
- Adjustable headband fitting a range of head sizes.
- Green shell ideal for colour-coding teams or matching branding.
- General-purpose design suited to many industries.
- Locally made and manufactured in South Africa.
- Peaked style providing a shaded brim.
Specifications
- Headband size: 50-64cm
- Certification: SABS Approved, SANS 1397:2003
- Manufactured in: South Africa
- Colour: Green
- SKU: S10001
- Barcode: 6009691026850
Typical Uses & Applications
- Colour-coded teams where green marks a specific crew or role.
- Company-branded staff matching corporate green uniforms.
- Landscaping and grounds crews where green suits the setting.
- Warehousing and logistics for general-purpose head cover.
- Light industrial work across manufacturing and assembly areas.
- Recycling and environmental teams using green as a signal colour.
- General site wear in low-risk, everyday environments.
Usage Tip
Adjust the headband to a snug but comfortable fit before use, and inspect the shell and harness regularly. The product may deteriorate after a period of use, so replace it if any wear and tear has occurred.
A locally made, SABS-approved safety cap in green, perfect for colour-coding staff or matching your branding.
About This Safety Cap
Manufactured in South Africa to SANS 1397:2003 and SABS approved, this safety cap range delivers reliable, everyday general-purpose head protection across many industries.
What's in the box:
1 x Cap Safety (Peak) Green Lined
| Weight | 0.36 kg |
| SKU | S10001 |
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