Shanghai Sunland Industrial Co., Ltd is the top manufacturer of Personal Protect Equipment in China, with 20 years’experience. We are the Chinese government appointed manufacturer for government power,personal protection equipment , medical instruments,construction industry, etc. All the products get the CE, ANSI and related Industry Certificates. All our safety helmets use the top-quality raw material without any recycling material.
stylish winter boots mens

We provide exclusive customization of the products logo, using advanced printing technology and technology, not suitable for fading, solid and firm, scratch-proof and anti-smashing, and suitable for various scenes such as construction, mining, warehouse, inspection, etc. Our goal is to satisfy your needs. Demand, do your best.
Professional team work and production line which can make nice quality in short time.
We abide by the privacy policy and human rights, follow the business order, do our utmost to provide you with a fair and secure trading environment, and look forward to your customers coming to cooperate with us, openly mind and trade with customers, promote common development, and work together for a win-win situation.
The professional team provides 24 * 7 after-sales service for you, which can help you solve any problems









All ,helmets, that meet the DOT requirements for ,helmet safety, are required to have a "DOT" sticker. This sticker alone ,does, not guarantee the ,helmet, is DOT ,certified,, as counterfeit DOT stickers on nonconforming ,helmets, are common.

Unfortunately, achieving the AS/NZS 2063:2008 standard usually causes delays on when you can buy that new super light aero ,helmet, or enduro lid, as most ,need, to undergo redesigns to be ,certified,.

Every ,certified helmet, must carry a ,certification, label inside.The Snell Foundation maintains a listing of all ,helmets, that have met the Snell Standards.Manufacturers are required to put a Snell serialized label inside each of their Snell ,certified helmets, by the Licensing Agreement.

4/8/2014, · Only when the ,helmet, is tested might it lose its ,certification,, and it might already be on the market when it ,does,. However, the penalties for building a failing ,helmet, are very high – up to $5000 per ,helmet, – so there is a strong incentive for manufacturers to ,do, their own testing before ,helmets, are released, which they typically ,do,.

NOCSAE ,does, not approve or certify any equipment. NOCSAE also has no authority to require a manufacturer to accept aftermarket add-ons to a ,helmet, that has been previously ,certified, as meeting NOCSAE standards. For ,helmets certified, since 2015, the ,certification, of compliance is made by SEI, an ANSI/ISO accredited independent certifying body.

Every year the DOT ,does, a series of compliance testing on all new ,helmets, to determine whether they meet the basic standards required under Federal Motor Vehicle ,Safety, Standard No: 218 (FMVSS 218).

MIPS ,helmets, provide an extra degree of ,safety, for all bike riders. So if you’re ready to replace your old ,helmet,, the extra $20 or so to upgrade from a non-MIPS to MIPS-equipped model is well-worth the price. At the moment, MIPS technology is available in select ,helmets, from Giro, Bell, POC, Scott, and Lazer.

The China Compulsory ,Certificate, mark, commonly known as a CCC Mark, is a compulsory ,safety, mark for many products imported, sold or used in the Chinese market. It was implemented on May 1, 2002 and became fully effective on August 1, 2003. It is the result of the integration of China's two previous compulsory inspection systems, namely "CCIB" (,Safety, Mark, introduced in 1989 and required for ...

All participants, passengers and instructors MUST wear a properly ,certified helmet, for ALL on-track activities. This includes open lapping, Time Attack, discovery and orientation laps, testing and tuning, On Track Experience, and lapping behind a pace car. Minimum Acceptable ,Helmet, Certifications: Snell M2005 or later (motorcycle standard) Snell SA2005 or later (motorsport standard) Snell ...

Larger manufacturers will test their helmets in-house, and swear to the CE and CPSC that their helmets passed; smaller manufacturers will often send their helmets to third party certification laboratories to do the tests. In that case, the certification laboratories swear that the helmets passed. So although the CE and CPSC certification tells you a helmet met the standard, it doesn't tell you whether the helmet …