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The MSA 456667 is a metal mounting system and friction joint assembly designed for attaching welding shields to industrial hard hats. It serves as a specialized component for the maintenance and repair of industrial equipment, providing a secure installation for critical mechanical assemblies to prevent operational downtime. The system is engineered to ensure consistent friction performance and reliable attachment in safety-critical environments.
Features
Rapid detachment mechanism for quick removal of welding shields
Adjustable friction mechanism to secure face shields in various positions
Metal construction for industrial durability
Instant release functionality without the requirement of lugs
Designed for secure installation to prevent worn or failing joints
Compatible with MSA Skullgard hard hats
Compatible with various welding shields for industrial head protection
Specifications
Manufacturer: MSA
Model Number: 456667
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 15.24 x 5.84 x 3.56 cm
Weight: 9.07 g
Attachment Type: Instant Release with Stop (A, B, C, D, E, F)
Component Type: Friction Joint
Lug Configuration: Without Lugs
Applications
Attaching welding shields to industrial hard hats
Industrial equipment maintenance and repair
Manufacturing facility operations
Construction site safety
Safety-critical industrial environments
Use by maintenance technicians and industrial mechanics