Chainsaw Helmet Sets & Parts

Our range of chainsaw helmets provides lightweight, durable protection designed for arborists, tree surgeons and anyone working with chainsaws. Many of our helmets feature integrated safety glasses and ear protectors for added safety. We also offer a wide selection of replacement parts to help maintain and extend the life of your helmet. Designed to shield against flying debris, falling branches and chainsaw injuries, our chainsaw helmets are made by leading brands including Petzl, STIHL, Husqvarna and Protos, and meet the highest safety standards.

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  1. Oregon Yukon Helmet Set
    ORHELM
    203 in stock
    £28.29 £28.29
  2. STIHL Dynamic Ergo Helmet Set
    STLHELM
    37 in stock
    £45.50 £45.50
  3. Husqvarna 'Functional' Helmet Set with standard ear muffs
    HSQHELM
    45 in stock
    £68.60 £68.60
  4. Replacement Poly Visor only for Face Shield Set and Oregon Helmet set
    ISVCA85M
    158 in stock
    £5.76 £4.80
  5. MSA Nylon Replacement Mesh Visor
    HSQHELM/V
    115 in stock
    £13.38 £11.15
  6. MSA Sordin Replacement Chipper Ear Muffs (pair) SNR:31
    HSQHELM/MC
    54 in stock
    £29.16 £24.30
  7. Petzl Climbing Helmet Set - White c/w chipper muffs
    ARBPETZ/WH-HD
    17 in stock
    £99.20 £99.20
  8. MSA Replacement Visor Holder
    HSQHELM/VH
    104 in stock
    £13.25 £11.04
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FAQs

Is it necessary to wear a chainsaw helmet?

Yes, wearing a chainsaw helmet is essential for safety. It safeguards your head from potential impacts, especially if the chainsaw experiences kickback. Additionally, helmets equipped with visors help shield your eyes from flying debris and sawdust. Regulatory bodies, like the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), mandate that chainsaw operators wear appropriate protective gear, which includes head protection along with eye and hearing protection, chainsaw trousers and proper chainsaw boots.

What is the lifespan of a chainsaw helmet?

The typical lifespan of a chainsaw helmet is up to five years from the date it is first used or removed from storage. Most helmets feature a date of manufacture imprinted on the shell, but you should also keep track of the date you begin using the helmet. Safety organisations recommend adhering to the "five-year rule", which states that helmets should be replaced every five years, even if they appear to be in good condition.

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