The LMT Tech helmet is designed for technical/tactical crew members who must operate on the ground. The particular shape allows to operation with tactical headphones for environmental listening, ensuring protection from side impacts (characteristics required for flight helmets). 

 

LMT:

• Lighter – Reduced weight for improved comfort and reduced fatigue during extended missions.

• Modular – Configurable to accept various accessories (e.g., communications, optics, visors).

• Tactical – Built for operational use with military or special mission focus.

Key Features:

• Leather High Comfort Integrated Headset
• Airflow:  The passive ventilation system avoids visor fogging caused by temperature changes and gives a refreshing effect when flying in warm conditions 
• BOA System:  BOA makes it easy to dial in the perfect fit, bringing you closer to your equipment for improved comfort and usability.
• Collapsible Knob:  The visor knob is designed to be collapsible in case of impact, to avoid any anchor point that could swivel your neck. 

Specifications:

Weight:

• 700 g (size S/M without comms)

• 890 g (size L/XL without comms) Available sizes

Sizes:

• S/M: from 52 to 57 cm

• L/XL: from 58 to 64 cm 

 

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The technical standards 

LMT helmets expressly fall under paragraphs 1 and 4 of Annex I of the European Directive 89/686, integrated with the changes made by Directive. 93/95 and Dir. 93/68, and are not required for helmets dedicated to rotorcraft crews, nor compliance with technical standards. However, Northwall has chosen to pursue compliance with European Directives for PPE and compliance with the EU Directive.

The European airborne helmet technical standards are, in unrestrictive terms, EN 966:2006 “Helmets for airborne sports”, which the LMT-Pilot helmets are compliant with. The LMT helmets were then subjected, depending on their additional intended use, although not required, to comply with technical standard tests concerning specific application areas, such as:

• EN 397:2000 for helmet use in working areas where head protection is required, such as construction sites or areas that can be exposed to falling objects; typical helmet use for the crew of a medical helicopter rescue service.

• EN 12492:2000 for helmet use in mountain environments, allowing operators onboard a helicopter to be able to access areas at risk of falling from heights with the same helmet used in helicopters.

• EN 14052:2005 high-performance safety helmet • EN 443:2008 (cl.4.3) Penetration resistance required for firefighter helmets

• ANSI Z90.1 U.S. Motor Sport Helmets. Given the impossibility of having the helmets simultaneously conform to all the categories provided by worldwide standards, also considering certain opposing characteristics, compliance refers to the tests reported for the specific use of each LMT helmet series model arising from the analysis of the specific risks to which the user is mainly exposed.

• Shock Absorption Tests: EN966:2006 – ANSI Z90.1
• Penetration Resistant Tests: EN966:2012, EN443:2008, EN12492:2012
• Validation of Screens Qualities: meet&exceed EN166:2004, MIL-DTL-87174/A
• Acustic Isulation: 23dB @ 1000 Hz Pulling Off Resistance: EN966:2006
• Retention System Resistance: EN966:2012