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PITTSBURGH - MSA Safety, Inc. (NYSE:MSA) unveiled two new safety products at the 2025 National Safety Congress & Expo in Denver on Monday, according to a company press release.
The global safety equipment manufacturer introduced the V-Gard H2 Full Brim Safety Helmet, which meets ANSI Type II certification for protection against both top and lateral impacts. The helmet features an integrated chinstrap and is compatible with most V-Gard accessories. It can be equipped with the optional Mips safety system designed to reduce the risk of traumatic brain injuries from rotational impacts.
MSA Safety also presented the ALTAIR io 6 Multigas Detector, the company’s first cellular-connected gas detector with an integrated pump. The six-gas detector is designed for confined space monitoring and sampling applications. It will join the ALTAIR io 4 Gas Detection Wearable on the MSA Connected Work Platform, with both devices using MSA Grid software to provide real-time information about device location and alerts.
"We’re focused on helping to solve our customers’ safety challenges by developing solutions that enhance protection, compliance and efficiency," said Stephanie Sciullo, President of MSA Americas, in the statement.
The V-Gard H2 Full Brim Safety Helmet is currently available for order, while the ALTAIR io 6 Multigas Detector will be available later this year. The company is showcasing these products along with its fall protection and respiratory protection solutions at Booth 1122 during the expo.
MSA Safety, headquartered in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, reported 2024 revenues of $1.8 billion and employs more than 5,000 associates across over 40 international locations.
In other recent news, MSA Safety reported strong second-quarter 2025 results, surpassing market expectations with an earnings per share of $1.93, compared to the forecasted $1.78. Revenue also exceeded predictions, reaching $474 million against the anticipated $446.46 million. This performance led to an EPS surprise of 8.43% and a revenue surprise of 6.17%. Following these results, DA Davidson raised its price target for MSA Safety to $208 from $203, maintaining a Buy rating, while Stifel increased its target to $187 from $182, keeping a Hold rating. Both firms acknowledged the company’s healthy backlog conversion and growth in the Detection segment. Additionally, MSA Safety appointed Julie Beck as the new Chief Financial Officer, effective August 18. Meanwhile, Mineros S.A. announced a share repurchase program in Colombia, planning to buy back shares worth up to $12 million. These developments reflect significant recent activities within both companies.
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