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LH 350 F L I G H T H E L M E T
DESCRIPTION OF HELMET
The LH350 helmet shell is made of :
• A one-piece shell in high performance composite fibers. The shell covers a large head
protection zone.
• An expanded polystyrene inner padding for impact absorption. It is covered with a velvet
lining for the user's comfort.
• Custom fit pads are used to fit the helmet to the users headform.
The outside coating is flame retardant.
The inner lining is made up of two comfort spacers : the T shaped spacer and the neck spacer
each of these spacer can be personalized with different foam in 3 thickness (4mm, 8mm and 12mm)
which make it possible to obtain a perfect fit for the user's head form.
The lining elements are made up of different thickness foam inserts covered in a ‘patented‘ wicking
material to draw moisture away from the users skin in hot and humid climates and ensure the user’s
comfort.
These two comfort spacers are attached inside the shell by Velcro strips. Adaptation to the user's
head form is made by choosing the foam thickness inside each spacer.
Two protective visors manufactured are fitted to the LH350 :
• Both visors are mounted on the outside of the helmet shell and fully protected by the hard
cover
• Both visors can be adjusted to suit the users requirements.
The acoustic protection system is made up of :
• Two injection molded thermoplastic earcups, with a recess to accommodate the
communication earphones.
• Two earseals for comfort, ergonomically shaped.
• Specific acoustic foam.
These earcups ensure correct acoustic protection and are fixed inside the shell by Velcro spacers.
The chinstrap is made of a synthetic fire-proof fibre strap with a clipping buckle. A leather chinstrap
covers the strap to ensure user’s comfort at the chin.
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A helmet protective bag.
Serial Number, Helmet Log Card and Modification Record.
Every MSA flight helmet is supplied with a helmet log card recording the manufacturing and model
details of the helmet, in addition to recording modifications and Level 3 repairs to the helmet.
Each helmet is individually serial numbered to ensure correct identification of the helmet and a
correct record of the service life history of the helmet.