Learn how helmet impact testing works according to EN 1078, ECE R22.06, 16 CFR Part 1203, ASTM F1447 and ASTM F1446. Explore professional helmet impact testing machines.

Learn how the EN 397 safety helmet impact testing machine works, its essential requirements, test methods, and how to choose the right testing equipment for your lab.

Learn the importance of ECE R22.06 helmet standard and how helmet impact testing machines ensure compliance with global safety regulations.

PV Modules UV Preconditioning Test Chamber for IEC 61215 photovoltaic testing. Simulate UV exposure to evaluate the durability, UV resistance, and long-term reliability of solar panels.

Learn about ECE 22.06 testing equipment, helmet impact testing machines, rotational impact test systems, penetration testing equipment, and laboratory solutions for motorcycle helmet certification.

As the global motorcycle helmet industry moves forward, safety standards are becoming tighter than ever. The transition from the old ECE 22.05 to the current ECE R22.06 standard marks the most significant regulatory overhaul in two decades. For helmet manufacturers, testing laboratories, and quality control managers, this shift is not just a regulatory update—it is a complete technical revolution that demands advanced, high-precision laboratory testing setups.

Learn the critical EN 397 requirements for industrial safety helmets. Discover how a high-precision impact and penetration testing machine ensures compliance.

In the world of two-wheel high-speed transit, a motorcycle helmet is the single most critical line of defense between a rider and life-altering injury. Recognizing the evolution of motorcycle speeds, urban traffic density, and biomechanical research, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe introduced the ECE R22.06 standard.

EN 12492:2025 now requires multi-directional impact testing for mountaineering helmets. Learn why your helmet impact tester must support crown, front, rear, and lateral strikes before the April 2026 deadline.

EN 397:2025 adds lateral impact tests for Type 2 helmets. Can your current impact absorption tester handle 24.5 J side strikes? Learn what has changed and how to stay compliant.