From June 1, 2020, the whole country will carry out the "One Helmet One Belt" security guard action! During the action, the public security and traffic control department will strengthen legal handling, and investigate and correct the behaviors of motorcycle and electric bicycle riders who do not wear safety helmets and car riders who do not use seat belts according to law. Electric vehicle helmet Suddenly, it got hot, but many kids didn't know much about electric vehicle helmets. Today, we will talk about the types of electric vehicle helmets and their components.

Now on the market Electric vehicle helmet There are four kinds of helmets: full helmet, 3/4 helmet, half helmet, and flip up helmet.

Full helmet: The so-called "full helmet", which can maintain all directions of the head, including the chin, is the best protective helmet. However, this helmet has poor air permeability. It is good to wear it in winter and hot in summer. If you often travel between urban and rural areas, you should always travel with cars on the road. You can consider buying this helmet.

3/4 helmet: This helmet can maintain three quarters of the head, hence its name. It gives consideration to both protection and breathability, and is a relatively common helmet. If you want good protection without feeling too stuffy to wear, you can consider choosing it.

Half helmet: This kind of helmet is a common helmet now. Although it is convenient to wear, it can not guarantee the safety of drivers and passengers very well. Because it only protects the safety of the overhead area, the protection is lacking.

Flip up helmets: Flip up helmets, also known as faceless helmets, are actually "supplements" to full helmets. They can completely turn up the chin gear, changing from full helmets to 3/4 helmets. Some drivers and passengers with large heads have a good choice. They are not only convenient to wear, but also very protective.

Components of electric vehicle helmets

Helmets generally include shell, buffer layer, inner layer, jaw protection, lace, lens, etc. Among them, the shell is the outermost layer of the helmet, which receives and disperses the impact when it is hit, so the selection of shell material is very important; The buffer layer plays a buffering role when encountering strong impact. It is generally made of materials that can absorb collision energy, are non-toxic, harmless, sweat absorbing and breathable. Most of the buffer layers are made of foamed styrene (EPS).