MKU Delivers Kavro Doma 360 Ballistic Helmets to Indian Army
MKU Limited, a prominent defense company based in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, has made a significant contribution to the Indian Army by delivering its state-of-the-art Kavro Doma 360 ballistic helmets. This development, announced during the Aero India 2025 event, marks a substantial advancement in personal protective equipment for Indian soldiers.
Key Features of the Kavro Doma 360
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Lightweight Design: Engineered for prolonged use, the helmet ensures comfort without compromising protection.
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All-Weather and Chemical Resistance: Built to withstand diverse environmental conditions and chemical exposures, enhancing durability in various operational scenarios.
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Shock Absorption: Designed to effectively absorb shocks, the helmet enhances protection against impacts, reducing the risk of injury.
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Modular Accessory Connector System (MACS): This feature allows seamless integration with night-vision devices, communication systems, and other tactical gear, providing versatility in combat situations.
Specifications
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Weight: The high-cut combat version weighs approximately 1.45 kg, while the advanced combat version is around 1.8 kg, ensuring a balance between protection and comfort.
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Protection Capability: The helmet offers uniform protection across five zones of the head without the need for additional armor, setting a new standard in ballistic protection technology.
Comparison with Other Ballistic Helmets
The Kavro Doma 360 stands out for its advanced protection features and lightweight design. Here's how it compares:
| Feature | Kavro Doma 360 | Other Ballistic Helmets |
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| Protection Level | Uniform protection against rifles | Varies; often not uniform |
| Design | Boltless, 40% more protection area | Typically bolted, potential weak points |
| Back Face Signature (BFS) | Less than 20 mm | Often greater than 20 mm |
| Weight | Starts at 1.45 kg | Generally higher (1.5 kg - 2.5 kg) |
MKU's commitment to innovation is evident in the Kavro Doma 360, which not only meets but exceeds current standards in soldier safety. The company's efforts align with India's goal of self-reliance in defense manufacturing, contributing to enhanced protection for soldiers and setting new benchmarks in ballistic helmet technology.
