Tytan MAX HTM 102
High-performance helmet for structural and technical rescue
Technical Specifications
| Certification | EN 443:2008 — structural firefighting |
| Shell | Composite thermoplastic alloy — enhanced rigidity and heat deflection |
| Face shield | Integrated flip-down polycarbonate; amber tint option |
| Neck curtain | Aluminised Kevlar, removable, radiant heat reflective |
| Retention | 6-point cradle suspension, adjustable 53–63 cm |
| Weight | Approx. 1,100 g with full accessories |
| SCBA | Full-face mask bracket included |
| Lamp bracket | Front and rear integrated |
| Colours | Yellow, red, white, black, blue; custom livery available |
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Request a Quote Email Us DirectlyAbout the Brandbull Tytan MAX HTM 102
The Tytan MAX HTM 102 is the heavier-duty helmet in the Brandbull range: a composite thermoplastic alloy shell with a 6-point cradle suspension and an aluminised Kevlar neck curtain, for structural firefighting and technical rescue.
The composite shell is more rigid and deflects more radiant heat than a standard polycarbonate one, which is the reason to specify it for crews working close to sustained heat. The removable aluminised Kevlar neck curtain reflects radiant heat off the neck and shoulders and comes off for washing.
The 6-point cradle spreads load more evenly than a simpler harness over a long wear period, and adjusts from 53 to 63 cm. Complete with accessories the helmet weighs about 1,100 g. An SCBA full-face mask bracket is included rather than sold separately.
Visors, neck curtains and liners are shared across the Brandbull range, so a brigade running Tytan MAX for the structural crews and Tytan NEO or Vulcan NEO elsewhere keeps one spares list.