Key performance characteristics

Graded protection: Following different industry standards, such as police helmets that comply with GA 294-2015 "Police Bulletproof Helmets and Masks" and can be shot with shotgun shells; According to GB 2811-2019 "Head Protection Safety Helmets", industrial helmets can withstand an impact force of 200J (about 5kg hammer falling from a height of 1m) and are suitable for different risk levels.

Structural design: Some helmets are equipped with detachable face shields (such as riot helmets) to block splashes and liquid attacks; Helmets are often designed with ventilation holes to balance protection and breathability, while reserving interfaces for night vision devices and communication equipment to meet tactical needs.

Fit optimization: Adopting adjustable headband and suspension system (such as four point and six point suspension), it can be flexibly adjusted according to the head shape, ensuring stable wearing without affecting head movement. For example, the knob style adjustment design of the cycling helmet can quickly adapt to different users.

Applicable scenarios

Field: Helmets are used for battlefield protection, resisting bullets and shrapnel; Police riot helmets are used to deal with riots and conflicts, providing protection against stick strikes and brick strikes, such as the FAST tactical helmet commonly used by public security, which is compatible with both protection and tactical equipment.

Industrial operations: In construction, mining, and mechanical processing scenarios, protective helmets are used to resist falling objects, mechanical impacts, and dust intrusion, reducing the risk of work-related injuries.

Sports and leisure: In sports such as cycling, skiing, rock climbing, etc., helmets are used to cushion the impact of falls. For example, cycling helmets strengthen protection for the side and rear of the head that are prone to injury, reducing sports accidents.