BALLISTIC HELMETS OR BULLET PROOF HELMETS - HOW CAN THEY PROTECT LIVES

The perfect made ballistic helmets or bullet proof helmets of full NIJ Level III (9mm and 0.44 magnum), have been tested over and over and seen to help protect the wearer against a multiplicity of threats, including those of submachine-gun bullets and other harmful killer fragments. When ballistic visors are attached to the helmets, they help provide additional protection!

 

Types of Ballistic helmets or bullet proof helmets include the following:

 

Special Forces Helmets

Crewman Helmets

PASGT Helmets

Amongst others

As various rigorous impact testing reveals, ballistic helmets or bullet proof helmets made of Kevlar fiber happen to have superior structural strength & integrity that can help increase survivability in ballistic attacks and impacts. Notably, ballistic helmets made of Kevlar tend to be much more light-weighted, thus these help improve mobility while also minimizing fatigue, and offering the wearer more energy to move on during their mission. Bringing together the ballistic properties of Kevlar and aramid fiber designed helmets with phenolic resin; manufacturers are able to offer products with absolute ballistic protection in tough areas.

 

We recommend ballistic helmets or bullet proof helmets that have lesser weight, yet maintain same performance. Lightweight ballistic helmets can help provide up to 40 percent increase in performance utilizing the same level of material. The ballistic helmet has been the military trademark for ages and even in current times; it has been worn side by side for their ballistic protection and comfort. Such helmets are lightweight; delivering superior shield as they optimally fit the individual soldier or wearer, even when utilized with a headwear ensemble. The United States Military led the way in helmet designs! Current day designs evolved from second world-war, those known as "Steel Pot" helmets, all through to the "Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops (PASGT) helmets. The PASGT helmets were designed in the early 1980s and have evolved into the up-to-the-minute Advanced Combat Helmet presently distributed to combat troops.

 

The Kevlar PASGT helmets and mostly the Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH) are super good as these improve ballistic impact and blast protection. The Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH) utilizes specially designed suspension to securely fit on the wearer's head. The ACH design connects better with a wearer's body armor, permitting less constrained movement.