Since 2009, GY has been leading the way in ice hockey helmet manufacturing, establishing our reputation as a center of innovation and excellence. Our unwavering commitment to research and development has consistently raised the bar in athlete protection. By skillfully combining our proprietary 3D lattice printing techniques with advanced materials like D3O, we create helmets that offer exceptional impact absorption and a personalized fit for unparalleled comfort on the ice.
Our competitive advantage stems from our relentless pursuit of perfection, ensuring that every GY helmet seamlessly integrates stylish design with robust safety features that surpass industry standards. With each model, we empower players to perform with confidence, knowing they are safeguarded by state-of-the-art helmet technology. Trust in GY’s legacy of protection innovation – where top-tier performance and safety intersect.
Our helmets are specifically designed with advanced protection in mind, utilizing a liner made from specially crafted material that exceeds D3O in shock absorption. This ensures that impact forces are optimally dispersed in case of collisions, providing an unprecedented level of safety on the ice
The streamlined, aerodynamic silhouette of our helmet not only slices through the air for improved agility and speed but also seamlessly integrates with protective visors and masks, ensuring comprehensive on-ice safety.
Elevate your comfort to a whole new level with our 3D lattice-printed shell, meticulously tailored to conform to the unique shape of your head, delivering an unmatched fit and reducing unnecessary bulk.
Immerse yourself in the game with a helmet engineered to be both lightweight and resilient, minimizing strain on the neck while delivering robust protection that withstands the demands of ice hockey.
Revolutionizing the world of ice hockey equipment, 3D lattice printing has been employed in the design of helmet liners with exceptional results. As an innovative method of improving player safety and comfort, the lattice structures in the liners ensure custom-fit and lightweight construction, allowing for top-notch impact absorption and ventilation. With the incorporation of advanced 3D printing technology, these liners are specifically tailored to individuals' head shapes, offering unparalleled protection in high-impact situations. By utilizing 3D lattice printing, the ice hockey industry has seen unprecedented improvements in head protection, adaptability, and airflow, establishing a new benchmark for elite safety and performance.
D3O represents a major breakthrough in the field of impact protection, offering exceptional flexibility and extraordinary energy absorption properties. This cutting-edge material remains soft and malleable under normal situations, yet instantaneously loses its pliability upon impact, enabling efficient energy dispersion to minimize injury risk. D3O's versatility is evident in its ability to seamlessly conform to ice hockey helmets, delivering top-tier impact resistance. Alongside this, other non-Newtonian fluid-based materials offer similar levels of impact absorption, catering to diverse needs within the protective gear industry. With their remarkable energy-absorbing capabilities, these materials have redefined the standards for safety and protection in challenging physical environments such as those found in ice hockey.
D3O Alternative +Liner3D Lattice Printing | Traditional Helmet Liner | ||
Performance: |
Enhanced energy distribution during impacts: The lattice structures of 3D lattice printing liners go beyond mere impact absorption; they are engineered to disperse the energy generated by collisions more uniformly across the helmet. Rather than having all the force concentrated in one area, the energy is spread out and diffused, reducing the likelihood of localized injuries. This cutting-edge approach to impact resistance in helmets ensures that the safety benefits are maximized and distributed evenly. |
VS | Insufficient ventilation and heat dissipation: The lack of ventilation and heat dissipation in foam materials used in helmets can significantly impact player performance during demanding gameplay. Foam materials are recognized for their limited breathability, leading to discomfort, excessive sweating, and unpleasant odors. This deficit in ventilation can have a detrimental effect on not only the player's comfort but also their ability to perform at their best, particularly in intense and fast-paced games. |
Weight: |
Reduction in weight without compromising safety: By using 3D lattice printing technology, manufacturers can create helmets that are not only lighter but still maintain the necessary safety standards.Achieving a reduction in weight without compromising safety: Through the utilization of 3D lattice printing technology, manufacturers have the capability to produce helmets that are not only lighter but also uphold the essential safety standards. |
Add considerable weight to the helmet: The weight of traditional liners for ice hockey helmets can vary depending on the specific materials used, but they typically consist of foam padding. These foam liners contribute to the overall weight of the helmet, with some traditional liners being relatively heavier compared to advanced materials.Contribute to a significant increase in helmet weight: Foam padding is used in conventional liners for ice hockey helmets, contributing to the overall weight of the helmet. These foam liners can vary in weight based on the materials used, but are generally heavier than advanced materials used in liners. This increase in weight can compromise the athlete's range of motion, limit their agility and performance, and also increase strain on the neck, highlighting the need for lightweight and superior performing materials that can strike a balance between protection and functionality. |
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Protection Levels: | Enhanced impact absorption and protection: 3D lattice printing liner is a game-changer in terms of impact absorption. This innovative technology uses a lattice-like structure to distribute and absorb the force of impacts, reducing the risk of concussions and head injuries.Improved impact absorption and protection: The introduction of 3D lattice printing liners in helmets marks a significant milestone in impact absorption research and safety technology. This revolutionary approach uses a structured lattice design to distribute and absorb the force of high impacts, substantially reducing the risk of head injuries and concussions. The benefits of this cutting-edge technology are paramount, providing athletes from various disciplines with the protection they need to push their boundaries safely and with confidence. | Restricted impact absorption capabilities: The compressibility of foam liners poses a significant challenge in maintaining consistent and ongoing protection for athletes engaging in fast-paced and physically demanding sports like ice hockey. The absorption of multiple impacts can ultimately compromise their protective abilities and increase the risk of head injuries. This limitation in foam liners emphasizes the need for more innovative and superior technology in the development of advanced helmet liner materials that prioritize both athlete safety and performance. |
Our extensive 5,000 square meters of plant area and a fleet of 300+ 3D printers operating simultaneously enable us to significantly enhance production efficiency and reduce overall product delivery times.
Leveraging our comprehensive understanding of ice hockey products and our dedication to customer satisfaction, we are well-equipped to assist you through the design, development, and production of your customized products, ensuring they align with your specific requirements.
With a rich history of over a decade in researching and developing ice hockey products, we consistently push the boundaries of innovation, allowing us to offer valuable insights and deliver exceptional results for our clients.
Our ice hockey products are renowned for their exceptional quality, bolstered by CE certification, and distinguished by innovative designs protected by multiple patents. This underscores our steadfast commitment to delivering top-tier safety, performance, and unique aesthetics in our ice hockey gear, guaranteeing an unparalleled experience for our customers.
The implementation of ice hockey helmet technologies into water sports marks a significant milestone in aquatic head protection. By integrating 3D lattice printing and D3O alternative material liners, these helmets now offer an unparalleled balance of lightweight design and durability, that cater to the ventilation needs specific for water sports. The lattice structures of the helmets provide optimal strength while ensuring much-needed airflow, enabling athletes to remain cool and comfortable during demanding aquatic activities. The introduction of D3O alternative materials provides exceptional impact resistance, ensuring individuals engaged in aquatic sports have improved defense against head injuries. By adopting these breakthrough technologies from ice hockey, water sports enthusiasts can now benefit from superior head protection, promising a new benchmark for safety and performance in the world of aquatic sports.