Benefit
Robustness
Technologically high quality materials offer optimum protection due to high mechanical durability – with very low weight. The extremely robust helmet shell in painted or mass dyed/unpainted version from high quality thermoplastic offers a high level of comprehensive head protection. With its modern design and construction the helmet is ideally suited for forest and large-scale fire fighting (EN 16471:2014), technical assistance (EN 16473:2014), rescue from heights (EN 12492:2012) and water rescue (EN 1385:2012).
Optimised wearing comfort
Excellent wearing comfort is achieved through the comfortable interior fitting with 4-point harness including padding of the entire head area. The chin strap is secured with a quick-release buckle and chin piece and can be easily adjusted using hook-and-loop fasteners. The adjusting wheel, which can also be easily reached and operated with gloves, allows adjustment for individual head sizes without having to remove the helmet.
Comfortable climate
The Dräger HPS 3500 features a ventilation system ensuring an optimum climate inside the helmet. To prevent water, sparks and metal chips from entering, it can be closed if necessary. The internal helmet components are made from skin-friendly materials which are anti-allergic, sweat-repellent and breathable.
Protective goggles
The tight-fitting protective goggles from fire-resistant material supplied with the Dräger HPS 3500 set are approved in accordance with EN 166 and EN 14458. The frame of the goggles is made from polyurethane and combines ergonomic design with excellent wearing comfort. The protective goggles feature passive rear ventilation and are optimally protected against fogging and scratching by the modern, polycarbonate antiscratch double glazing (Pinlock®-system). The protective goggles can be adapted to the helmet using a silicone strap (included as standard with the HPS 3500 set) or optionally as separate protective goggles with adjustable elastic strap
