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Tigeraire Hard Hat Cooling Fan Demonstration

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What happens here

Jack Karavich from Tigeraire introduces the Tigeraire Tornado and Cyclone products, which are cooling fans designed to be integrated into hard hats. Originally developed for football helmets, the technology has been adapted for hard hats to help workers stay cool on the job site. The fan is a 3.5-ounce device that adheres inside most major brands of hard hats using decorative adhesive stickers and comes with five different brackets for compatibility. It features an 8-hour runtime, is waterproof, and has a magnetic USB rechargeable battery. Heat stress is a major concern on job sites, and this product aims to provide a solution.

Goal: Demonstrate a cooling fan that retrofits into hard hats for worker comfort.

Tools and materials

  • Adhesive Stickers Tigeraire — Attaching the fan inside the hard hat, Hard Hat MSA

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