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| Color: | Customized |
| Style: | USA Army Standard Bulletproof Plate |
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Bulletproof plates have become indispensable in the modern landscape of military and law enforcement operations. They offer critical protection against ballistic threats, ensuring the safety of personnel in high-risk environments. The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) standards-IIIA, III, and IV-serve as benchmarks for the effectiveness of ballistic armor. This article delves deep into the specifications, materials, and applications of NIJ IIIA, III, and IV STA ICW level bulletproof plates, with a focus on hard armor ballistic plates crafted from PE, PE+Al2O3, and PE+SiC materials.
NIJ Level IIIA: Designed to stop handgun rounds, including .44 Magnum and 9mm FMJ. Ideal for concealed protection.
NIJ Level III: Provides protection against bullet rounds, including 7.62mm FMJ lead-core bullets. Commonly used in military applications.
NIJ Level IV: The highest level, capable of stopping armor-piercing bullet rounds, such as .30-06 M2 AP.
NIJ-certified plates undergo rigorous testing, including:
Resistance to multiple ballistic impacts.
Environmental durability testing, such as exposure to high temperatures and water.
Level IIIA: Law enforcement and security personnel.
Level III: Tactical operations requiring protection against bullets.
Level IV: High-risk military missions and special forces.
Bulletproof plates consist of:
A strike face, often made of ceramics or composites, designed to absorb and disperse the impact.
A backing layer, typically polyethylene (PE), for energy absorption.
Lightweight and easy to wear.
High tensile strength, providing excellent ballistic resistance.
Resistant to environmental degradation.
Al2O3 (Aluminum Oxide): Cost-effective ceramic material with excellent hardness and moderate weight.
SiC (Silicon Carbide): Ultra-hard ceramic material offering superior protection with reduced weight compared to Al2O3.NIJ Standards for Bulletproof Plates
NIJ Level IIIA: Designed to stop handgun rounds, including .44 Magnum and 9mm FMJ. Ideal for concealed protection.
NIJ Level III: Provides protection against bullet rounds, including 7.62mm FMJ lead-core bullets. Commonly used in military applications.
NIJ Level IV: The highest level, capable of stopping armor-piercing bullet rounds, such as .30-06 M2 AP.
NIJ-certified plates undergo rigorous testing, including:
Resistance to multiple ballistic impacts.
Environmental durability testing, such as exposure to high temperatures and water.
Level IIIA: Law enforcement and security personnel.
Level III: Tactical operations requiring protection against bullets.
Level IV: High-risk military missions and special forces.
PE+SiC plates offer unmatched durability due to the hardness of SiC.
PE+Al2O3 plates strike a balance between cost and strength.
Pure PE plates are the lightest.
PE+Al2O3 plates are more affordable, making them a practical choice for large-scale deployments.
PE+SiC plates, though pricier, deliver superior performance and longevity.
Single-Curve Plates: Simple design, cost-effective, but less ergonomic.
Multi-Curve Plates: Contoured to fit the body, offering better comfort and mobility.
The ceramic strike face disrupts incoming projectiles.
STA (Stand Alone): Functions independently without additional soft armor.
ICW (In Conjunction With): Requires soft armor to achieve full protection.
Military operations in hostile environments.
Law enforcement in active shooter situations.
Modern plates are designed to counter emerging threats, such as armor-piercing rounds and high-velocity projectiles.
Exposure to extreme temperatures or moisture.
Frequent use and impacts.
Store plates in cool, dry environments.
Conduct routine ballistic tests if feasible.
Replace plates showing visible wear or after significant impacts.
Manufacturers must balance protection with practicality to achieve certification.
Advanced materials like SiC and innovative designs help minimize weight while enhancing protection.
Emerging technologies, such as nanomaterials, are paving the way for next-generation ballistic armor.
The evolution of NIJ IIIA, III, and IV STA ICW level bulletproof plates, particularly those made with PE, PE+Al2O3, and PE+SiC materials, underscores the relentless pursuit of safety and efficiency. As threats become more sophisticated, so too must our protective measures. The future holds promise for lighter, stronger, and more versatile ballistic solutions.
| Item | Ballistic Ceramic/NIJ 3A III 3 IV 4/PE Alumina Al2o3 Silicon Carbide SIC/STA Stand Alone In Connection With ICW Armor AK47 Bulletproof Plate |
| Color of Ballistic Ceramic/NIJ 3A III IV/PE Alumina Silicon/STA ICW Armor AK47 Bulletproof Plate | Black, Army Green, OD, Tan, Coyote, Khaki, Camouflage |
| Material of Ballistic Ceramic/NIJ 3A III IV/PE Alumina Silicon/STA ICW Armor AK47 Bulletproof Plate | Ceramic Bulletproof Ballistic(PE), Alumina(Al2o3), Silicon Carbide(SIC) |
| Level of Ballistic Ceramic/NIJ 3A III IV/PE Alumina Silicon/STA ICW Armor AK47 Bulletproof Plate | NIJ IIIA(3A) to resist 9mm,.44MAG NIJ III(3) and NIJ IV to resist AK47, M80, 7.62x39, 5.56, M2AP, etc. |
| Protection Area of Ballistic Ceramic/NIJ 3A III IV/PE Alumina Silicon/STA ICW Armor AK47Bulletproof Plate | 25x30cm, 15x15cm Or as per Army and Police's protection requirement |
| MOQ | 2000pcs |
| Trade Terms | FOB,CIF,CFR,DDP or as required |
| Terms of payment | T/T |
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