Desert Camo Full-Brim Head Protection with a Type I Class G Rating
The LIFT Safety DAX Fifty/50 HDF50-20CD is a desert camo full-brim hard hat with a fiber-reinforced resin polymer shell, six-point suspension, and oversized ratchet adjustment. LIFT identifies this model as ANSI Z89.1-2014 Type I, Class G head protection and EN 397 compliant.
This specific Desert Camo Fifty/50 model is made from fiber-reinforced resin, not carbon fiber. The camouflage finish is decorative and does not provide high-visibility performance. ASA sells this listing as one hard hat each.
Quick Buying Details
Key Features
- Fiber-reinforced resin shell
- Triple-reinforced crown
- Six-point suspension
- Glove-friendly ratchet dial
- Brim Grip handling surface
- Moisture-wicking comfort liner
Common Work Environments
- Construction and contracting
- Utilities and public works
- Industrial maintenance
- Manufacturing and fabrication
- Oil and gas operations
- Inspection and field service
Classification, Visibility, and Heat-Exposure Note
This is Type I protection for top-impact hazards; it is not Type II lateral-impact protection. Class G provides limited electrical protection and is not equivalent to Class E. The desert camouflage finish does not replace high-visibility PPE when visibility is required. LIFT states that the shell was tested against radiant-heat loads producing temperatures up to, but not exceeding, 350°F (177°C). That statement does not make the hard hat fireproof and is not a continuous-use temperature limit or worker heat-exposure limit. Select head protection from the workplace hazard assessment, inspect the shell and suspension before every use, and follow current LIFT instructions for assembly, care, and replacement.
FAQ - LIFT DAX Fifty/50 Desert Camo Full-Brim Hard Hat
What are the manufacturer part number, UPC, and ASA SKU?
The Desert Camo full-brim DAX Fifty/50 is LIFT part HDF50-20CD. LIFT currently lists UPC 810190860557, and ASA lists the product under SKU SHDF50-20CD.
Is the Desert Camo DAX Fifty/50 made from carbon fiber?
No. LIFT identifies the HDF50-20CD shell as fiber-reinforced resin polymer. Carbon-fiber DAX models use different part numbers and may have a different electrical classification.
Is this a Type I or Type II hard hat?
LIFT identifies HDF50-20CD as a Type I hard hat for top-impact hazards. It is not a Type II helmet for lateral-impact protection.
What does the Class G rating mean?
Class G indicates limited electrical protection when the hard hat is properly assembled, maintained, and used according to the manufacturer instructions. It is not equivalent to Class E and does not replace electrical safe-work practices.
Does the desert camo finish provide high visibility?
No. The desert camouflage pattern is a decorative finish. It does not replace high-visibility apparel or other visibility controls required by the workplace hazard assessment.
What head sizes does the DAX HDF50-20CD fit?
LIFT lists the standard DAX fit range as hat sizes 6 1/2 through 8, or approximately 52 through 64 cm in head circumference.
Is the hard hat rated for continuous work at 350°F?
No. LIFT says the shell was tested against radiant-heat loads producing temperatures up to, but not exceeding, 350°F. That is not a continuous-use temperature rating, a direct-flame rating, or a worker heat-exposure limit.
How many hard hats are included in this ASA listing?
This ASA listing is sold as one LIFT DAX HDF50-20CD hard hat each.
