Product Features
PE or Kevlar material, light and comfortable, easy to wear for a long time, can be a good protection helmet, isolate the air. Helmet surface spray polyurea, longer service life, multi-functional helmet accessories, can add a number of tactical equipment, internal thermal sealing sponge pad can effectively absorb the impact from the outside of the helmet, reduce the injury to the head.
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Ballistic Protection Levels
Bulletproof helmets are classified into different protection levels according to international standards. For example, the NIJ (National Institute of Justice) in the United States has established standards such as Level IIIA, which offers protection against most handgun ammunition, including 9mm and.44 Magnum rounds. Higher levels, like Level III and IV, are designed to withstand rifle bullets, with Level IV being capable of stopping armor-piercing rounds. These levels ensure that the helmets can provide adequate protection in different threat scenarios, allowing the wearer to operate with a reduced risk of head injury in combat or dangerous situations.
Testing and Certification of Bulletproof Helmets
To ensure the effectiveness and safety of bulletproof helmets, they must undergo rigorous testing and certification processes. The testing procedures typically involve firing bullets at the helmets from various angles and velocities to evaluate their ballistic resistance. Helmets that pass the testing are certified to meet certain standards, such as the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) standards in the United States.
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