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ProTech Tactical's R2S System for ballistic helmets tightens and conforms to the wearer's head for optimum comfort with a simple twist of the easy-to-grip knob, ensuring a secure fit for any head size.
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Schuberth North America's P100 Crowd Control Helmet protects against impact, penetration, chemicals, fire, and ballistic threats in violent situations. A smaller shell size offers the same level of protection in smaller sizes for women.
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Safariland has introduced the Protech R2S system (Ratchet Retention Suspension System) for Protech ballistic helmets to provide better stability on an officer's head.
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Revision Military, manufacturer of protective soldier solutions, has made its Batlskin Modular Head Protection System available via retail.
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Schuberth engineers have spent decades studying trends in crowd violence, quickly adding innovations to the helmets to keep officers and agents protected against all known potential attacks. IACP Booth #3356.
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Revision Military has acquired MSA's North American ballistic helmet business, which includes manufacturing equipment and operations located in Newport, Vt.
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Schuberth's P100F helmet provides protection from fire, acid, and stabs to the neck, as well as small-caliber rounds.
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DuPont has established its $500 million Cooper River Kevlar facility near Charleston, S.C., to allow DuPont to meet increased customer demand for its advanced protective materials that are incorporated into police body armor and other applications.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has recently acquired ballistic helmets for its patrol personnel. While there are still a lot of stupid practices within my alma mater, LASD has a deserved reputation for emphasizing officer safety and equipping its personnel accordingly.
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The rash of police murders and assaults this year is small compared to the body count inflicted on cops during the late 1960s and early 1970s. That era's law enforcement blood bath led to the adoption of better police tactics, more comprehensive police training, and the adoption of ballistic armor as standard police equipment.
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