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Workers are required to wear safety helmets when working on construction sites or production workshops; Sports enthusiasts should wear ski helmets, ice hockey helmets, bicycle helmets, motorcycle helmets, etc. when skiing, skating, cycling, sports and other activities; Firemen are required to wear helmets when fighting fires.
Industrial protective helmets, fire helmets, sports protective helmets, etc., exported to Europe, America, Australia and other regions, are mandatory product certification.
The modern helmet is mainly composed of the helmet shell, lining and suspension system.
Helmets are generally tested for impact cushioning, puncture testing, flame retardancy, current resistance, chin strap retention, marking, etc.
Common test criteria are :
EN ISO 10256:2003 Head and Face protection for ice hockey
EN 13277-4:2001 Protectors for martial arts - Part 4: Additional requirements and test methods for head protectors
EN 397:1995/A1:2000 Industrial Safety Helmets
EN 443:1997 Fireman's helmet
EN 966:1996/A1:2000 Helmets for airborne sports
EN 1077:1996 Ski helmets
EN 1078:1997/A1:2005 Helmets for cyclists and skaters
EN 1080:1997/A2:2005 Impact helmets for children
EN 1384:1996/A1:2001 Riding helmet
EN 1385:1997/A1:2005 Helmets for wooden boats and water sports
EN 12492:2000/A1:2002 Helmets for mountaineers - Safety requirements and test methods
EN 13484:2001 Skis helmet
EN 13781:2001 Protective helmets for drivers and passengers of snowmobiles and long sledges
EN 14052:2005 High Performance Industrial Helmets
ANSI Z89.1 United States Industrial Safety Helmet Standard Requirements
CPSC 16 CFR 1203 Consumer Product Safety Institute Safety standards for bicycle helmets
ASTM F1045 USA Popsicle Ball Protective Helmet
ASTM F1163 Riding Helmet
NOCSAE-ND022 Baseball Helmet Specification
CSA Z94.1 Canadian Industrial Protective Helmet
