HANS Performance Products informed NHRA that it has found counterfeit Post Anchor parts on a helmet.  HANS has posted further information on its Web site, hansdevice.com . HANS Performance Products informed NHRA that it has found counterfeit Post Anchor parts on a helmet.  HANS has posted further information on its Web site, hansdevice.com .

HANS CEO Mark Stiles said, “If racers want to check their Professional Series Post Anchors, one quick test is to touch a magnet to the post. The posts used in all our designs since July 2005 are magnetic. The posts on the counterfeits we have seen are not magnetic.” He continued, “Our earlier designs used a non-magnetic material for the post, so a non-magnetic post is not necessarily a counterfeit, but it is a reason why a racer should contact us for more information.” The link below shows what to look for when testing the Post Anchor.

https://system.netsuite.com

HANS is implementing a program to replace any counterfeit Post Anchors free of charge. Details of the program, other information, and program updates are available at hansdevice.com or by calling HANS direct at 888-HANS-999 or contacting one of the 200 authorized North American HANS factory trained dealers nationwide.

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