11 kinds of helmets

1. FRP Helmets: These are ideal for high-temperature environments such as metallurgical work, oil drilling, logging, power line maintenance, high-rise construction, and cold region projects. They offer excellent heat resistance and durability.

2. Polycarbonate Safety Helmets: Commonly used in oil fields, logging, power line operations, and construction sites. Their lightweight design and impact resistance make them a popular choice for various industrial applications.

3. ABS Plastic Safety Helmets: Best suited for indoor environments with normal temperatures, especially in mining and machinery industries where high impact strength is required. They are reliable and cost-effective.

4. Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) Helmets: These are versatile and widely used across multiple sectors including metallurgy, chemicals, mining, construction, machinery, electricity, transportation, forestry, and geological operations. Their high wear resistance and low friction properties make them ideal for tough conditions.

5. Modified Polypropylene Helmets: Often used in metallurgy, construction, forestry, power, mining, well operations, and transportation. They provide good impact resistance and are suitable for moderate to heavy-duty tasks.

6. Tape Miner's Helmets: Designed specifically for coal mines, underground areas, tunnels, and culverts. These helmets typically do not have a chin strap, allowing for easy removal in emergency situations.

7. Plastic Miner’s Helmets: Similar in performance to traditional rubber miner's caps, but with better heat resistance. They are commonly used in mining and other hazardous environments where protection from high temperatures is necessary.

8. Cold-Proof Safety Helmets: Perfect for workers in cold regions during winter, such as miners, geologists, loggers, construction workers, and port handlers. These helmets are designed to keep the head warm while still providing safety and comfort.

9. Paper Plastic Safety Helmets: Ideal for outdoor use where protection from sunlight, sand, and rain is needed. They are lightweight and eco-friendly, making them a practical option for short-term or temporary use.

10. Bamboo Hard Hats: Traditionally used in metallurgy, construction, forestry, mining, docks, and transportation. These hats are breathable, comfortable, and suitable for hot climates where ventilation is important.

11. Other Woven Helmets: Typically made from materials like rattan or synthetic fibers, these are best used in hot southern regions where fire hazards are not a concern. They are lightweight and provide basic protection in non-hazardous environments.