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SICUREZZA COMPAGNIE RIUNITE

1-0120S

VFR 2009 PRO

Use and maintenance


instructions

EN 443:2008
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VFR 5d1
EN 443:2008
PRO

049
2 Taglie - Taille
Type B3b
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Sizes - Tallas
E2E3C *** 52-64 gg-mm-aaaa

5d2
1-0162S
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5b 1-0172S

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EN 14458 Sicor VFRV1 + K N AT EN 14458 Sicor VFRV2 + K N R AT


EN 14458 Sicor VFRV3 + K N A

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2 2 1
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4 4 3
5 5 4
5
6 6
7 7 6
8 8 7
9 9 8
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10 1-0170S
1-0168S 11
1-0169S

6 7 8 2

1-0163S 1-0124S

1 3 1-0125S

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3 3

1-0129S

2 1-0126S
2 1-0127S
1 1-0128S

14 15 16 17
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2 1-0131S
1-0133S
1-0130S 4 1-0132S
2

18 19 20

1-0134S

1 1-0135S 1-0171S

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2

1-0066S

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1-0139S
1-0137S 1-0138S
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1-0141S
2
1-0143S
1 1-0140S
1-0142S

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2

4 1
5
1-0066S

3 1-0145S 1-0144S
2
1-0147S

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4 10 9
7

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3 1-0148S
1-0150S
1-0149S
6 1-0151S

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14

1-0153S
2
1-0152S
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2 1-0146S
1-0154S

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1 7
3 6
4

1-0158S
1-0156S

1-0155S
5 1-0157S 8

45 8 9 46
15 14 16 18
3
2

5 1-0158S

13 17
1-0159S

1 4 7 6

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2

16 5
1-0165S 1-0160S

1 4 7 6

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20
20

1-0156S
1-0161S
1-0155S 21 1-0143S

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General
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1 - GENERAL 1.1.c - Identification x series


components (See drawing 1)
1.1 - INTRODUCTION
10 = Mask connection
- This manual must be read carefully by both, the people 11 = Safety pin
who will wear the helmets as well as by those assigned 12 = PIN lock washer
to their maintenance. 13 = Eye shield moving lever
- The helmet will guarantee the performances for which 14 = Lateral support
it has been designed only if utilised correctly and only if 15 = Face shield washer
maintenance is performed according to the instructions. 16 = Eye shield pivot
Otherwise, the protective features will not be guaran- 17 = Locking pivot
teed.
- The guarantees supplied by SICOR company in refer- 1.1.d - Approval references
ence to this product will not apply if the warnings, precau-
tions and instructions contained in this manual have not The helmet is certified according to the Regulations:
been respected.
- If after reading the present manual some doubts as to EN 443:2008
the method of use or maintenance procedures persist,
do not hesitate to contact SICOR S.p.A. Optional requirements:
Low temperatures: - 30 C (***).
Resistance to radiating heat: 14 kW/m2.
1.1.a - Guide for utilising the manual Dielectric properties:
1) Insulation test on wet helmet - E2
Check carefully the helmet in your possession and refer (only VFR PRO - VFR PRO T)
exclusively to the specific instructions. 2) Surface insulation tests (E3)
The present manual has bee drawn up in compliance
with the EN 10913:01 and EN 443:2008 regulations Eye shields are certified according to the regulation:

EN 14458:2004 All in optic class 1.


DANGER TO PEOPLE
Optional requirements
Partial or total non-compliance with the regula-
tions marked with this sign, can cause serious
VFR-V1 (Transparent face shield):
risks for the safety of the helmet user.
- Protection against high speed particles:
CLASS A (High impact energy)
- Protection from radiating heat;
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- Flame resistance;
This sign indicates important messages for the
- Resistance to molten metals and hot solids;
correct use of the helmet.
- Extreme temperatures: -40C +120C:
CLASS B (Medium impact energy)
- Resistance to high impacting energy;
1.1.b - Identification of the - Resistance to abrasion;
components (See drawing 1) - Resistance to fogging.

1 = External shell VFR-V2 (Metallized face shield):


2 = Lateral supports - Protection against high speed particles:
3 = Internal shell CLASS A (High impact energy)
4 = Half-shell - Flame resistance;
5 = Retention system consisting of: - Resistance to radiating heat;
5.a. = Chinstrap - Resistance to molten metals and hot solids;
5.b. = Adjustable side piece - Extreme temperatures: -40C + 120C:
5.c. = Cross over size adjustment system CLASS B (Medium impact energy)
5.d. = Protective padding + Neck Pad - Increased infrared reflection;
6 = Retractable transparent eye shield - Resistance to high impacting energy;
7 = Retractable face shield - Resistance to abrasion;
8 = Lock washer - Resistance to fogging
9 = Locking screws (5mm Allen screw)

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VFR-V3 (Eye shield): Contact with liquid chemical substances


- Protection against high speed particles: (Shields and Helmet)
CLASS A (High impact energy) Helmet, shields and respective fastening systems have
- Resistance to radiating heat; been tested for resistance to the following chemical
- Flame resistance; substances:
- Resistance to molten metals and hot solids;
- Extreme temperatures: -40C + 120C: CHEMICAL CONCENTRATION CONFORM TO
CLASS B (Medium impact energy)
SUBSTANCE (mass %) REGULATION
- Resistance to high impacting energy;
- Resistance to abrasion; REGULATION
- Resistance to fogging. Sulphuric acid 30 OK
(in water solution)
Visor protection Sodium Hydroxid 10 OK
Protection from radiating heat that the visor offers varies (caustic soda) (in water solution)
based on the temperature of the heat source (as shown on p-Xylene 100 OK
the graph below): Butane-1-oL 100 OK
The higher the temperature, the higher the heat hitting the
n-Ethane 100 OK
eye with damaging effect. Utilise the visor only in situations
where it is possible to limit exposure of the eye to less than
100 W/m2. Helmet marking
(See drawing 2)
The helmet marking is located inside.
Protection from radiating heat VFR-V1 and VFR-V3
The data shown on the identification label are the follow-
ing:
1 = Optional requirements EN 443 :
Radiating source (K)

- ***: product meeting the requirements pertaining to


-30 C.
- E2: product conformity to the requirements of point
4.12.2
- E3: product conformity to the requirements of point
4.12.3.
- C: resistance to liquid chemical substances.
2 = Type of helmet.
3 = CE Mark.
4 = Law of reference.
5 = Certified laboratory where the certification has
been obtained.
6 = Helmet model.
Protection from radiating heat VFR-V2 7 = Sizes covered by the retaining system.
8 = Manufacturer logo.
9 = Manufacturing date (dd-mm-yy).
10 = Barcode.
Radiating source (K)

Markings of the transparent face shield:


VFR-V1 (See drawing 3)
Requirement Standard
1 = Law of reference
2 = Manufacturer identification
3 = Identification (model or manufacturer code)
4 = User Symbol (For Firefighters)
5 = Symbol for the face shields
Requirement Optional
6 = Resistance to abrasion
7 = Resistance to fogging
8 = Protection against high speed particles with medium
impacting energy Extreme temperatures
(+120C e -20C)
9 = Electric properties
Requirement Standard
10 = Reference to information law

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Markings of the reflecting Face shield: 1.1.f - Storage


VFR-V2 (See drawing 4)
Requirement Standard IMPORTANT
1 = Law of reference The helmet must be stored in a clean, dry, dark place and
2 = Manufacturer identification far from sources of heat and at a temperatures ranging
3 = Identification (model or manufacturer code) between +10 C and +40 C.
4 = User Symbol (For Firefighters) The helmet must be stored in the special supplied cover/
5 = Symbol for the face shields box.
Requirement Optional Do not ever keep the unused helmet, outside its cover
6 = Resistance to abrasion inside a vehicle to prevent exposure to sun rays (UV
7 = Resistance to fogging rays).
8 = Resistance to infrared rays
9 = Protection against high speed particles with medium 1.1.g - Life expectancy
impacting energy Extreme temperatures
(+120C e -20C) The helmets VFR series have an indefinite life expectancy
10 = Electric properties only if the following conditions are insured:
Requirement Standard proper storage;
11 = Reference to information law proper use;
every two years must be carefully checked by Sicor s
Markings of the Eye shield: staff or qualified staff named by Sicor.
VFR-V3 (See drawing 5)
Requirement Standard
NOTE: The helmets and/or the shields submit
1 = Law of reference
to a severe stress (thermal, mechanical,
2 = Manufacturer identification
electrical, shock etc..) must be inspected
3 = Identification (model or manufacturer code)
before the next use.
4 = User Symbol (For Firefighters)
5 = Symbol for the face shields
1.1.h - Disposal
Requirement Optional
Follow strictly the provisions of law in force at the time
6 = Resistance to abrasion
of their disposal.
7 = Resistance to fogging
8 = Protection against high speed particles with medium
impacting energy
Requirement Standard 2 - USE
9 = Reference to information law
2.1.a - Wearing (See drawing 6)
NOTE: On the right side of all shields there are two Carry out in sequence the following operations:
cushions indicating month and year of manufac- 1. Wear the helmet correctly as indicated in figure 6.
ture.
IMPORTANT
In order to guarantee a better wearability of the facemasks,
1.1.e - Spare parts and accessories the helmet has been designed to leave the forehead free.

ATTENTION 2. Close the chinstrap


Only and exclusively original parts and accessories of PPE 3. Adjust the size
(Personal Protective equipment)authorised and certified by 4. Adjust the undermine system
the same manufacturer must be used and installed. The use 5. Lower the shields and check that they do not interfere
of non-original parts and accessories causes: with the face, if interferences are found, operate again
1. the helmet not conforming to the current approvals on the adjustments.
2. forfeiture of the warranty terms
3. makes the same user responsible for any accidents
relating to the said helmet.

ATTENTION
- Do not ever apply transfers and/or identification tags at
less then 25mm from the edge of the Shell. Non-com-
pliance can reduce the level of protection or dielectric
properties.
- Do not ever alter or modify the helmet.

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2.1.b - Use of the chinstrap 2.1.c - Using the size adjustment


(See drawings 7 to 12) system (See drawings 17 to 18)

ATTENTION IMPORTANT
The helmet complies with the requirements of retention The helmet is supplied with the adjustment strap wide
according the EN 443:2008 regulation, when the open.
chinstrap supplied by the manufacturer is worn and For a correct adjustment, follow the sequence outlined in
adjusted according to the instructions described in this manual.
the manual.
- Wear the helmet, then ad just the size by using the ratchet
- Open the chinstrap (1) through the buckle (2) by press- mechanism wheel (1).
ing on the side wings and slip it off completely from one - To achieve an optimal adjustment we suggest, by press-
of the two sides from the retention system connection ing with one hand on the worn helmet, make an additional
(3). adjustment with the other hand.
- To achieve a better stability after wearing the helmet, - The size adjusting system operates also on the anti-
fasten and adjust always the chinstrap as instructed dislodging system.
below: - Pull the two straps (2) connecting the chinstrap to the
this will contribute to increase stability, reduce any adjusting system only during the first adjustment.
movements of the helmet following impact or special
environmental conditions.
- Move the buckle (2) (from the side not slipped-off) to the 2.1.d - Use of the transparent
end of the retention system connection (3). eye shield
- Insert the buckle (2) over tha ratchet (3). (See drawings 19 and 20)
- Slide the chinstrap upward (1), utilising both hands in
order to retain the helmet on the head (Fig. 11). - Designed to protect the eye area from the projection of
solid and liquids particles.
IMPORTANT - The hemispherical and concentric shape makes it free
We suggest connecting and releasing many times the sys- from optical distortions.
tem to make this operation practical and quick.
VFR PRO-VFR PRO TVFR PRO N helmets
On the lower edges are positioned two flaps allowing the
2.1.b.1 - Optional chinstrap user an easy grasp for handling it with either hand.
(See drawings 12 to 17)
VFR PRO X VFR PRO TX - VFR PRO NX helmets
Regulation Movement of the eye shield is achieved by rotating upward
- Wear the helmet. the levers positioned on the lateral supports.
- Adjust the size
(as described in Chapter 2.1.d). 2.1.e - Use of the reflecting face
- Hook the buckle. shield (See drawing 21)
- Slide-off the adjusting system strap (1) from under the
chin pad through the loop (4). - Protection shield for closing-in to radiating heat.
- Slide the adjustment strap (1) through the system adjust- Designed to follow the face contour, it has a shape on the
ment stud (2), operating properly with the right hand on centre line suitable for housing the nose and cheeks.
the support (3) and with the left hand pulling the strap. The area not included in the field of vision has been made
- Adjust the chin-pad so that it rests correctly on the opaque so not to cause any bi-focal effects. Its volume
chin. ensures a total protection of the face of the users.
- Pull again the strap (1) so that the system sets cor- - The edge of the visor forms an excellent grip to lower
rectly. the visor even under conditions of limited movement.
- Insert the strap under the chin-cup and in the loop (4). - Through the friction lock washer device the shield can
- Pull the straps (2) so to fixate and retain the helmet on be adjusted on the chosen position.
the head.
- Insert the straps in the loops. IMPORTANT
For correct handling we suggest, pressing with one hand
on worn helmet, whilst, grabbing the protruding part of the
shield and lower it so that the nose and cheeks are not
housed in the moulding.

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2.2 - USE OF SCBA mask 3 - MAINTENANCE


retention system
3.1 - GENERAL INTRODUCTION
With the helmet it possible to utilise various types of
devices: All the constituent components of the helmet are completely
removable for cleaning. Every part can be replaced in case
- Full face mask and five points standard headstraps. of wear and tear and breackage.
- Full face mask and two points quick connection brack-
ets.
ATTENTION
If the helmet is subjected to strong shocks due to crashes,
IMPORTANT falls, perforations, electric shocks, strong mechanical
For the systems and adjustments of the devices and match- stresses, contacts with acids or hydrocarbons, long period
ing helmet/mask retention systems, they must comply of use, we suggest to provide for the complete overall at
with the requirements listed in the manufacturers specific the Sicor SpA or its immediate replacement.
manuals.

3.1.a - Helmet and shields cleaning


2.2.a -
Standard five points head-
straps IMPORTANT
(See drawings 22 to 24) For the cleaning do not utilise brushes or rough cloths,
do not use solvents or alcohols.
The helmet is compatible with all the headstraps with five
point buckles.
- Open wide the size adjustment system by operating on 3.1.a.1 - Cleaning of the comfort pads
the little wheel (1).
- Wear the device correctly (2). Disassemble the comfort pads as described in chapter
- Wear the helmet and operate the size adjustment. 3.1.b and wash it according to the following instructions
- Position correctly the chinstrap by retaining the helmet on
the head through the cogged fasteners of the retention Maximum cleaning
system (3). 40 temperature 40C.
Normal agitation, rinsing
and centrifuge
The fabric does not
2.2.b - Devices fitted with two points support chlorine treatment
quick brackets
(See drawings 25 to 27) Washable with tetrachloroethene, tetracloro-
P etilene, trichloromethane monofluoride and
The helmet has been especially designed for wearing a hydrocarbons
SCBA mask with external brackets.
- Wear the helmet as instructed previously by loostening Suggested maintenance:
the chinstrap. Wash the head harness at a temperature of max. di 40C
- Fit the Mask (1) pull the brackets (2) and slide the hooks Do not bleach
in the special adapters on the lateral support on each Dry washable with percloroethilene
side of the helmet (3). Open air dry

In case the comfort pad has been soiled even on the sur-
face with flammable or toxic substances, we recommend
2.3. - USE OF OPTIONAL immediate suspension of its use and starting the cleaning
ACCESSORIES operations where possible, or destruction or disposal in
all other cases.
The VFR series helmets are constructed and certified or to
be used with the following optional accessories:
- Reflective bands;
- Neck and shoulder neckskirts;
- Torches consisting of lamp and support;
- Cranial or acoustic communication systems
Detailed instructions of to the use of Sicor approved
accessories will be supplied with the specific accessory.
For additional information contact the Sicor SpA Business
Office.

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3.1.a.2 - Helmet cleaning The entire VFR series


(See drawings 28 to 31) (See drawings 40 to 43)
- Remove the chinstrap (1) by sliding it extracting it from
- Clean the external part (1) of the shell, retention system the connections of the retention system.
(2), size adjustment strap (3) and comfort pads by using - Remove the washable internal part as indicated in para-
a soft damp cloth using warm water and neutral soap graph 3.1.b.
and let the components dry at room temperature. - Unscrew the steel closing pins (1) by utilising the supplied
Clean the shields with warm water and dry with soft non- Allen wrench.
abrasive cloth. - Remove the lateral supports (2).
- Before wearing the helmet check that all the items are - Extract the steel closing pins (3).
completely dry. - Grab the shields rotation pivots positioned on the half-
shell and by applying a slight pressure extract completely
3.1.b - Disassemble/Reassemble of the internal part (4) made up by the shields assembly
the retention system and inertial shell from the external shell (5).
(See drawings 32 to 39)
VFR PRO VFR PRO T - VFR PRO N helmets
Disassembling (See drawing 44)
- Raise the part inside of the comfort (1) and release the - Extract the reflecting shield (6) from the rotation pivots
anterior press button of the half shell (2) pushing the located on the half-shell.
anterior part of the comfort outwards. - Slide-out the two shield blocking frictions (7), the right
- Release the rear part (3) press buttons from the internal one (marked R) and the left (marked L).
shell (4). - Extract the transparent eye shield (8) from the half-shell
- Release from both sides the press buttons fastening the (9).
side protectors (5) from the shell.
- Slide-off the comfort padding (6) complete with the VFR PRO X VFR PRO TX - VFR PRO NX helmets
cheek-guard (7) and size adjustment system (8). (See drawing 45)
- Remove the straps (9) from the buckles (10) . - Open the two blocking tongues and simultaneously push
- Remove the rear pad (11). backward the mask adapter.
- Remove the comfort padding (6) from the harness - With a flat screwdriver remove the left and right safety
(12). pins (1) positioned under the closing locking (2).
- Manually unscrew the left and right screws (2) and re-
Reassembly move the eye shield movement levers (3).
- Reassemble the comfort (6) falling back the anterior edge - Extract from their housing the left and right lateral sup-
on Velcro (12) of the harness. ports (4).
- Fasten the rear padding (11) - Remove the retention system pins (5) from inside the
- Insert the straps (9) into the buckles (10) helmet.
- Reassemble the comfort padding (6) complete with the - Grab the shields rotating pivots (6) located on the half-
cheek-guards (7) in the external shell. shell and by applying a slight pressure extract the set of
- Fasten back from both sides the pressure buttons fasten- shields and internal shell.
ing the anti-dislodging system (5) on the external shell. - Extract the face shield (8).
- Fasten back the pressure buttons from the rear side (3) - Extract the eye shield (9).
of the comfort padding on the internal shell (4).
- Fasten the press button (13) to the half-shell (2)
3.1.d - Helmet assembly
3.1.c - Disassembling of the helmet (See drawings 46 and 47)

IMPORTANT IMPORTANT
We recommend reading completely every single paragraph We recommend reading completely every single paragraph
before proceeding to the disassembling operation. and identify every component before proceeding with the
To proceed with the disassembling, place the helmet upside disassembling operation.
down on a free plane in order not to misplace the compo- To proceed with the assembling place in order all the parts
nents. forming the helmet on a free plane in order not to misplace
During the disassembling procedure, be careful of putting the components.
back all the parts forming the helmet in the correct order.
To completely assemble the helmet carry-out the following
To completely disassemble the helmet, carry-out the fol- operations:
lowing operations:

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VFR PRO - VFR PRO T - VFR PRO N helmets


After having assembled the parts common to the entire VFR 3.2 - REPLACEMENT PARTS
series, carry out the following operations: REFERENCES AND CODES

- Insert the eye shield (13) in the rotation pivots (14) of External shell colour codes
the half-shell (15).
White 101
- Insert, in the rotation pivots (14) of the half shell (15),
the red coloured two shield blocking frictions (16), the Black 201
right (marked with R) and left (marked with L), the R Yellow 301
and L marks must face the outside and the two cogs Red 401
(17) on the internal circumference of the shield blocking
frictions must be inserted with a slight pressure on the Metallic Grey 707
two grooves on the rotation pivots (14). During assembly Photoluminescent 608
attention must be paid so that the right and left directions
match to the helmet when worn.
- Insert on the half-shell (14) rotation pivots the reflecting
shield (18). Refracting kit codes
Yellow 5220405308
VFR PRO X VFR PRO TX - VFR PRO NX helmets Red 5220405408
(See drawings 48 to 52) Grey 5220406808
- Insert the eye shield (9).
- Insert the face shield (8). Orange 5220406808
- Insert the shields (6) rotation pivots located on the half
shell and by applying a slight pressure insert the set of
shields and the internal shell in the external shell. 3.3 - TECHNICAL DATA
- Insert the retention system pins (5) inside the helmet.
- Insert in their seats the right and left lateral supports Width .................................................................... 261 mm
(4). Height ................................................................... 203 mm
- Manually screw the right and left side closing locking Length with shield and visor retracted .................. 318 mm
screw (2) and insert the eye shield movement levers Length with shield and visor extracted ................. 297 mm
(3). Weight (without accessories) ...........................1280g c.a.
- With the use of a flat screwdriver insert the right and left Sizes . ................................................................... 52 to 64
side safety pins (1) positioned under the locking screw
(2).
- Push the mask adapter on the guides until clicked in
place.
- Assembled the components referred to above, take
the shields assembly and the internal shell and insert it
into the external shell. By a slight pressure, all the parts
assembled inside the external shell, place the rotating
pivots of the shields at the holes on the shell.
- Insert, optionally, in the proper seats positioned on the
external shell, one of the two, right or left, lateral supports
(19), by applying a slight pressure until inserting it inside
the set of assembled items inside the shell. Utilising one
of the two steel closing pins (20), screw lightly the set
of assembled components in order to keep it together,
through the closing pin located internally and the lateral
support located externally.
Repeat the same procedure for the other lateral support,
making sure of applying pressure on the shield rotation
pivot, so that it is aligned with the matching hole.
- Lock by screwing the internal closing pins (20) by using
the supplied Allen wrench and making sure of moving
the two shields before final tightening;
- Reassemble the retention system as indicated in para-
graph 3.1.b.
- Apply the chinstrap (21) by sliding it over the retention
rachets.

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Compatibility

VFR 2009 PRO T X

VFR 2009 PRO NX


VFR 2009 PRO X

VFR 2009 PRO T


VFR 2009 PRO
CODE DESCTIPTION SPS

External shell Composite fiber hole 20 mm : 5001


5220410101 white
5220410201 black
5220410301 yellow
5220410401 red
5220410501 blue
5220410707 metallized gray
5220410800 bright orange
5220410801 orange
5220410009 photoluminescent
External shell Composite fiber hole 40 mm: 5101
5221900101 white
5221900201 black
5221900301 yellow
5221900401 red
5221900501 blue
5221900707 metallized gray
5221900800 bright orange
5221900801 orange
5221900009 photoluminescent
External shell Thermoplastic material hole 20 mm: 5201
5221501101 white
5221501201 black
5221501301 yellow
5221501401 red
5221501501 blue
5221501701 metallized gray
5221501800 bright orange
5221501801 orange
5221501009 photoluminescent

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Compatibility

VFR 2009 PRO T X

VFR 2009 PRO NX


VFR 2009 PRO X

VFR 2009 PRO T


VFR 2009 PRO
CODE DESCTIPTION SPS

External shell Thermoplastic material hole 40 mm: 5301


5221800101 white
5221800201 black
5221800301 yellow
5221800401 red
5221800501 blue
5221800701 metallized gray
5221800800 bright orange
5221800801 orange
5221800009 photoluminescent
5221700006 External shell nickel plated 5401
5620101000 Lateral supports Standard (pair) 0129
5620102000 Mask hook Standard (pair) 0132
5225003220 Inner shell 5003
5225017220 Half shell 5017
5220224220 Chin strap 0224
5220105200 Chin cup 0139
Size adjustment system
5220200230 complete 0200
5220116200 front 0201 a
5120209230 back movement 0201 b
5225024230 Comfort 5024
Trasparent eye shield Mod. VFR V3
5230003900 hole 20 mm 6300 a
5230013900 X serie 6300 b
Transparent face shield Mod. VFR V1
5130004900 hole 20 mm 6100 a
5130014900 hole 40 mm 6100 b
Reflective face shield Mod. VFR V2
5230004905 hole 20 mm 6200 a
5230014905 hole 40 mm 6200 b
5220244200 Visors friction system hole 20 mm (pair) 0244
5620241000 Closing screw (kit n 10) 0243

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Compatibility

VFR 2009 PRO T X

VFR 2009 PRO NX


VFR 2009 PRO X

VFR 2009 PRO T


VFR 2009 PRO
CODE DESCTIPTION SPS

Visor movement kit X Series ( Left + Right)


5620180000
(Mask hookScrew nutCotter pinLeverLateral supportScrew)
0140
5620181000 Lateral support X series (pair) 0141
5620183000 Mask hook X series (pair) 0142
5620190000 Visor lever X serie (Left + Right) 0143
5620188000 Visors friction system X series (pair) 0144
5620185000 Closing system X (Screw+Screw nut+Cotter pin) (n 5+5 ) 0145
5620189200 Closing cotter pin X Series (10 pieces) 0146
5220315000 Alluminized cover neck 0247
LEGENDA compatible
not compatible

3.4 - CERTIFICATE OF The manufacturer:


CONFORMITY Sicor S.p.A.
Via C. Pisacane n. 23/a - 20016 PERO (MI)
The manufacturer: Tel. +39 02 3539041 Fax. +39 02 3539060
Sicor S.p.A. e-mail info@sicor-sureco.it
Via C. Pisacane n. 23/a - 20016 PERO (MI) internet: http://www.sicor-sureco.it
Tel. +39 02 3539041 Fax. +39 02 3539060
e-mail info@sicor-sureco.it declares that the DPI (Individual Protection Devices) de-
internet: http://www.sicor-sureco.it scribed further:
a) TRANSPARENT FACE SHIELD VFR-V1;
declares that the DPI (Individual Protection Devices) de- b) METALLIZED FACE SHIELD VFR-V2;
scribed further: c) EYE SHIELD VFR-V3
FIRE-FIGHTERS HELMETS series VFR PRO
are conform to the provisions of 89/686/CEE Directive and
are conforming to the provisions of the89/686/CEE Direc- regulation EN 14458:2004;
tive and national regulation acknowledging the matching
regulation nr. EN 443:2008 are identical to the DPI of certificates and test reports
nr.:
are identical to the DPI of certification CE Nr. 796 and test
certificate Nr. 0133- ME - DPI 2008 issued by: a) 0036/ME/DPI/07A - CE Nr. 710
CSI S.p.A. Viale Lombardia 20 - 20021 Bollate (MI) holder b) 0036/ME/DPI/07B - CE Nr. 711
of identification number 0497 c) 0036/ME/DPI/07_3 - CE Nr. 716
And test certificate Nr. 6725-09 issued by :
DEKRA EXAM Gmbh Am Tecnologiepark 1 - 45307 Essen issued by:
-D- CSI S.p.A. Viale Lombardia 20 - 20021 Bollate (MI) holder
of identification number 0497.
In witness whereof
SICOR S.p.A. In witness whereof
SICOR S.p.A.
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Copyright by
SICOR S.p.A.
Via C. Pisacane 23/A - 20016 Pero (MI) Italy
Printed in Italy
Stampato 09/10 - 1^ Ediz.ne 12/2010

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