Fronthauben

Fronthauben, also known as front hoods, are a type of protective headwear designed to shield the face and head from various hazards. They are commonly used in industrial, construction, and military settings. Fronthauben are typically made of durable materials such as leather, plastic, or composite materials, and feature a wide, protective brim that extends down to the cheeks and chin. This brim is often reinforced with a metal or plastic plate to provide additional protection against impacts and debris.

The design of fronthauben allows for a wide field of vision, which is crucial in environments where workers need to see clearly in all directions. The hoods are usually adjustable, fitting snugly around the head and neck, and can be secured with straps or buckles. Some models also include a chin strap to prevent the hood from slipping down during movement.

Fronthauben are available in various sizes and styles to accommodate different head sizes and preferences. They can be worn alone or in combination with other protective gear, such as helmets or safety glasses. The use of fronthauben is regulated in many industries to ensure that workers are adequately protected from potential hazards.