MKU Limited, a pioneering defense company based in India, unveiled its groundbreaking innovation, the Kavro Doma 360 ballistic helmet, during the prestigious Milipol Paris event. This cutting-edge headgear marks a historic milestone as the world’s first rifle-rated ballistic helmet, showcasing exceptional capabilities and unprecedented protection standards. The unveiling of the Kavro Doma 360 at Milipol Paris heralds a new era in ballistic helmet technology, setting an unprecedented standard for defense against modern combat threats. MKU Limited’s commitment to innovation and groundbreaking solutions continues to redefine the landscape of defense equipment, ensuring enhanced protection for military and law enforcement personnel worldwide.
The Kavro Doma 360 stands as a pinnacle of defense technology, offering unparalleled protection against lethal threats such as AK-47 MSC, M80 NATO BALL, and M193 rifle bullets. During a live demonstration, this revolutionary helmet showcased its robustness by enduring five rounds fired at distinct head zones—front, back, left, right, and crown—without the need for additional armor. The helmet’s boltless shell presents a monumental leap in safeguarding against AK-47 assault rifles, boasting a remarkable 40% increase in protection compared to conventional helmets. A significant breakthrough is the helmet’s ability to maintain a Back Face Signature/Trauma of less than 20 mm against AK-47 bullets on a global scale, significantly minimizing the risk of trauma-induced injuries.
Featuring an Advanced Harness System equipped with Dynamic Impact Technology, the Kavro Doma 360 offers comprehensive defense against both linear and rotational/angular impacts, mitigating the risks of concussions and brain injuries. Its adaptable harness system ensures wearer stability and a secure fit, crucial in high-intensity combat scenarios. Designed with a starting weight of 1.45 kgs for HCH Small, the Kavro Doma 360 is engineered for seamless integration with the Maximum Compatibility with Advanced Combat Systems (MACS). This advanced integration allows for the accommodation of various head-mounted devices and combat equipment, including but not limited to night vision devices, communication tools, masks, mandibles, torches, and other crucial head-mounted gears.
