According to MKU, the Kavro Doma 360 ballistic helmet comprises a back face signature of less than 20 mm. (MKU Limited)
Indian firm MKU Limited has delivered its Kavro Doma 360 ballistic helmet to the Indian Army, company officials confirmed to Janes at Aero India 2025.
MKU officials said the helmet has been officially inducted into service with the Indian Army and is currently undergoing trials abroad but did not elaborate.
According to the company, the helmet can protect against AK-47-fired 7.62ร39 mm mild steel core (MSC) bullets as well as 7.62ร51 mm and 5.56ร45 mm NATO rounds. MKU said the helmet is lightweight, anti-allergic, all-weatherproof, chemical safe, and built to absorb shocks. The helmet maintains a back face signature (BFS) of less than 20 mm.
The company said the Kavro Doma 360 is also compatible with the modular accessory connector system (MACS), which enables a user to integrate the helmet with night-vision devices, communication devices, masks, mandibles, and torches.
For more information, please seeMKU launches new ballistic helmet .
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