SCHUBERTH shows chin

The head protection specialist SCHUBERTH GmbH from Magdeburg presented further accessories for its ballistic helmet M100 at ENFORCE TAC 2025. The accessory package consists of a new ballistic mandible with a higher level of protection, and a modular battery pack.

Milad Youkhanna, Head of Military & Law Enforcement, explains: “When working on our new battery pack, we kept a close eye on the current challenges and the above-average functionality of the carrier helmet M100. The goal is to further improve the energy supply of consumers on the helmet in conjunction with the SCHUBERTH Extended Connection Devices (ECD) successfully in use by our customers.”

Due to its flexible design, the battery pack can accommodate a wide range of power sources and is therefore not only compatible with existing systems, but also ready for future integrated battery technology. If the energy supply is integrated directly into the front of the helmet-mounted optronics, the battery pack can also serve as a receptacle for the various otherwise non-functional counterweights.

The new mandible, also presented at ENFORCE TAC, expands the ballistic coverage of the M100 with an above-average high protection area. Following last year's model with a combined holding capacity according to NIJ IIIA and VPAM 2, respectively a V50 value according to STANAG 2920 of over 700 m/s, the new VPAM 3-compliant mandible with an increased protection class is now available. The new mandible is also compatible with the lightweight splinter protection visor, providing complete coverage of the face. Additionally, the VPAM 3 mandible can also be combined with a ballistic visor of the same protection class.

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