Rotating Helmet Torch Mount

WOODWAY ENGINEERING LIMITED

£14.5

The rotating mount is designed for use with the XPP-5418 NSP-2420 Series to securely attach flashlights to European MSA fire and search rescue helmets. Engineered for stability and adjustable positioning, it provides controlled, hands-free illumination in operational environments. Designed for secure helmet integration, this rotating mount provides practical and adjustable light positioning. Compatible with XPP-5418 Series and NSP-2420 Series lights Specifically designed for European MSA Fire and SAR helmets Requires MSA torch lamp holder bracket (not included) Slides securely into existing he

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Registered at Companies House as WOODWAY ENGINEERING LIMITED, number 11561797. Checked 2026-08-29.
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