Steelbird Helmets Gears Up For Global Expansion With Launch Of ECE-certified Helmets

Steelbird Helmets is all set to ramp up its manufacturing facility to 40,000 helmets a day in the next 18 months. The brand has also geared up to capture the global market with the launch of ECE-certified helmets. Steelbird is probably the only Indian brand that has the mandatory requirement to produce ECE-certified helmets, which is a precondition for the European market.

Commenting on the development, Rajeev Kapur, Managing Director of Steelbird HiTech said, "We are excited to expand our manufacturing facility to meet the growing demand for helmets. With the launch of ECE certified helmets, we aim to capture the global market and offer our customers the best quality products. Our new SBA-19 flip up helmets for the masses of India at a very attractive price point will also contribute to our expansion plans."

Steelbird's latest development comes at a time when the demand for ISI helmets has witnessed a two-fold increase in the last one year. With an increasing focus on road safety, the demand for quality helmets is expected to rise even further. The expansion of Steelbird's manufacturing facility and the launch of ECE-certified helmets are steps towards the brand's goal of becoming a global in the helmet industry. Steelbird's focus on innovation and quality has helped the brand establish a strong presence in India, and the latest developments will help the brand expand its reach even further.

The newly launched SBA-19 Flip-up helmet is set to be a game-changer product in the Indian domestic market. With its attractive price point, this helmet is targeted towards the masses of India, making it an accessible and affordable option for riders across the country. The SBA-19 Flip-up helmet offers an unbeatable combination of style, safety, and affordability, which is bound to be a major draw for consumers. With the launch of the SBA-19 Flip-up helmet, Steelbird is set to redefine the Indian helmet market and make quality helmets accessible to a much larger segment of the population.