personal protection

Body armor and helmets are part of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) used to protect the body in situations of physical risk. They are used in a variety of fields such as industry, construction, extreme sports, cycling, motorcycling, and more.

Body Armor is equipment designed to protect the body from physical injury, especially in cases of threats or risks in the security and military fields. It is made of sturdy materials adapted to the types of possible threats, including steel or aramid fiber chairs combined with other materials. The protective vests may include adjustable parts that allow comfortable and customized movement for the user.

Helmets are equipment used to protect the head from head injuries, such as falls, crashes, or external resistance. They are capable of providing protection from injuries such as skull fractures, lacerations, and trauma. Helmets can be a complex structure consisting of a rigid frame in the center and soft layers for rotating the head or a single frame made of rigid and springy materials. It is important to note that the features, design, and adjustment of protective vests and helmets depend on the purpose of use, physical limitations, and environmental conditions in which they are used. Therefore, it is important to purchase and use equipment that is exactly suited to the purpose of use and the user's individual plans. A tactical helmet is a specific type of helmet designed for use in the field of tactics and security. The tactical helmet is suitable for a variety of missions and environments where head protection and comfort are required within the framework of security and military operations. Features that are typical of a tactical helmet may include:

1. Durable materials: Tactical helmets can be made of strong and durable materials such as carbon or spring steel, which can protect the head from physical injuries such as falls, collisions, or external threats.
2. Suspension System: The tactical helmet may be equipped with a suspension system that allows the helmet to be adjusted to the user's needs. The system helps to secure the helmet on the head and provides comfort and a wide range of rotation.
3. Plates and Accessories: A tactical helmet may contain various plates and accessories to adjust and improve its functions. For example, frames for lenses, a system adapted for cameras or additional decorations can be installed.
4. Built-in computing system: An advanced tactical helmet may be equipped with an integrated headset system that allows voice communication between users and control of additional devices such as radios or cameras.

To choose the right tactical helmet, you must consider the type of operation, the environment, and the user's specific needs. It is also important to consider the safety regulations and standards relevant to the field of use.