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We’re diving into the nitty-gritty of helmet safety to keep you informed and safe on the road.
Let’s talk about how motorcycle helmets are made, starting with thermoplastic shells. These shells are typically manufactured using injection molding. Here’s how it works: Molten polymer is injected into a mold that contains both a positive and negative mold at specific temperatures and pressures. The polymer then cures to form the helmet shell, with the space between the molds determining its thickness.
Advantages:
Lighter than composite shells
Lower manufacturing costs and reduced labor due to automated machinery
Uniform shell thickness
Accurate helmet dimensions without additional finishing processes like trimming or grinding
Disadvantages:
Require thicker shells for adequate impact strength, which can increase weight and cost
Polycarbonate (PC) shells can be challenging to process
Susceptible to damage from organic solvents or lacquers
Less effective shock absorption compared to composite materials
For more details on the advantages and disadvantages of thermoplastic shells, check out Table 1 on our website.
For more content or illustrations, head to our website, or check out our FAQ. To reference our article to your friends, or family, in the Motorcycling/Motorsport community, click the link below or simply copy this URL or bookmark the page for future referencing: https://thehelmetdoctors.com/contact-us-helmet-protection-motorcycle-safety-course/. Otherwise, you can continue reading about how Helmet Laser Scanning Significantly Enhancing Your Safety in our detailed article titled “Helmet Shell Safety: Part 1”.
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