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No,
NFPA does not APPROVE anything. Our helmet is compliant
to the NFPA standards 1971-2000.
NPFA1971-2000pg. 72,
A-1-3-.2 The National Fire Protection Association
does not approve, inspect, or certify any installations,
procedures, equipment or materials; nor does it
approve or evaluate testing laboratories. |
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helmets are tested by National Technical Systems
in Fullerton, Ca. This lab is approved by the Defense
Electronic Supply Center (DESC), accredited by the
American Association of Laboratories (AALA), and
is ISO 9002 registered. It is also a Nationally
Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) which is a
part of OSHA’S Directorate of Technical Support.
They have testing facilities all over the United
States. |
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Yes,
our certification organization is Arrowhead Standard,
Inc. of Dana Point, Ca. It lists and labels our
helmets according to NFPA specifications.
The NFPA disclaims
liability for any personal injury, property, or
other damages of any nature whatsoever, whether
special, indirect, consequential or compensatory,
directly or indirectly resulting from the publication,
use of or reliance on this document. The NFPA also
makes no guaranty or warranty as to accuracy or
completeness of any information published herein. |
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71 of the 1971-2000 Appendix A
A-1-2 This standard is not designed to be utilized
as a purchase specification. Tests specified in
this standard should not be deemed as defining
or establishing performance levels for protection
from all structural fire-fighting environments.
If you have any more questions concerning NFPA
please contact us or your nearest dealer.
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