09.12.2011– Montreal, QC, Canada – Revision Military, the recognized
global leader in ballistic and laser eye protection, launches into the
head protection arena with the introduction of its new
Batlskin Head
Protection System. The first fully integrated and fully modular solution
of its kind, the Batlskin Head Protection System combines
groundbreaking technology and design, with new materials and innovative
processes to deliver an all-new ballistic helmet shell, trauma liner,
front mount, retention system, mandible guard and visor. The result is a
single, fully integrated system that provides excellent protection from
blunt force, blast and ballistic threats, with a lightweight
wearability for peak performance.
"The product of several years of research and development work, we’re
proud to introduce the Batlskin system at a critical time. The
unfortunate reality is that wartime head and face injuries are at an
all-time high," explains Jonathan Blanshay, CEO of Revision. "The
Batlskin Head Protection System not only makes radical leaps forward in
helmet and liner technology; its integrated visor and mandible guard
could also greatly reduce the incidence of traumatic brain injury (TBI)
in blast situations. At the same time, the modular and scalable nature
of this system provides soldiers with the unique ability to quickly
armor-up and -down as the threat environment dictates."
About the Batlskin Head Protection System Modular Components:
The Batlskin Lightweight Helmet uses advanced shell technology to
achieve weight reduction while increasing ballistic performance. Its
rigid construction is engineered to withstand blunt force, blast and
ballistic threats.
● Hybridized layers of materials bonded through innovative manufacturing
processes provide the next generation of combat helmet shells
● Enhanced ballistic performance, at minimum 20% lighter than current shells for long-wear comfort
The Batlskin Impact Liner uses dual foam technology for superior fit,
comfort and impact absorption. Its multi-level design allows for cooling
and stability while shim pads afford a custom fit.
● Exceeds EN 397, Canadian CG634 and U.S. ACH impact standards
● Lightweight, sweat-wicking materials offer superior comfort and wearability
The Batlskin Ergonomic Retention System employs one-handed adjustment
buckles for ease of use and straight-line-force design for
stability—even with night vision equipment.
● Integrates with Batlskin head protection system ensuring no
interference with communications equipment or when sighting a weapon
● Comfortable nape pad and cabretta leather-lined chin strap allow for superior wearability
The Patented Batlskin Multi-Purpose Front Mount allows for the rapid
attachment of protection enhancing devices such as the Batlskin visor
and mandible guard. Ingeniously, it also doubles as a universal NVG
mount with a lightweight and durable construction for modern-day
battlefield use.
● Provides excellent stability for NVG use and other surveillance devices
● Core piece that seamlessly integrates Batlskin visor and mandible guard
The Batlskin High-Threat Mandible Guard provides lightweight blunt
force, blast and ballistic protection for the lower jaw. Its durable,
low-profile design is engineered for rapid attachment and removal while
on the fly.
● Seamlessly integrates with all Batlskin modular components even when sighting a crew served weapon
● Alternative polycarbonate or lightweight wire cage mandible guards available for different threat levels
The Batlskin Three-Position Visor provides blunt force, blast and
ballistic protection, flawless optics and maximum field-of-view.
Designed for quick donning and doffing while on the move, it is scratch,
fog and chemical resistant.
● Locked, vented and up positions allow for full ballistic coverage, breathability & adjustability
● Visor frame, seal and arm ensure secure attachment to the helmet during blast overpressure stresses
Revision’s Batlskin Head Protection System makes its European debut at
DSEi, taking place at the ExCeL London Centre in the UK, September
13-16, 2011. Its North American unveiling will take place at the AUSA
Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, USA which runs October 10-12, 2011