LVC ENGINEERING HOLDINGS JOINT STOCK COMPANY is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of high protection level ballistic vest with molle system in Vietnam. With abundant experience, we warmly welcome you to wholesale bulk high protection level ballistic vest with molle system from our factory. Customized orders are welcome.
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Product name: High Protection IIIA LEVEL bulletproof vest with Molle system
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Model number: BV9030
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Ballistic Material: Aramid U.D. or Polyethylene (PE)
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Fabric Material: Polyester 900D
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Size: customizable
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Unit weight: Aramid
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NIJ IIIA9mm: 2.70±0.05KGS
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NIJ IIIA.44: 2.90±0.05KGS
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PE
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NIJ IIIA9mm: 2.50±0.05KGS
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NIJ IIIA.44: 2.60±0.05KGS
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Protective area: ≥0.3 ㎡
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Ballistic Level: NIJ IIIA 9mm & .44Mag
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Packing: 1pc/polybag, 5pcs/carton
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Carton Size: 51*49*25cm
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Warranty: 5 years
• Conform to NIJ Standard-0101.06
• Level IIIA is threat tested against .357, 9mm, 45acp, .44 magnum
• Water-resistant panel cover with heat-sealed seams
• Lightweight 4-way stretch ripstop shell fabric
• Complementary lightweight spacer mesh liner for improved airflow
• Front and back plate pocket for optional level IIIA, III, IV hard plates
• With a variety of equipment bags
Q: Are body armor vests and ballistic plates the same thing?
A: Not entirely. IIIA LEVEL bulletproof vest typically refers to complete protective clothing, including an outer carrying gear (vest) and an inner protective layer. Ballistic plates (hard or soft) are the core component of the protective layer and can be inserted into a dedicated plate pocket on a tactical vest. Modern ballistic protection systems are usually modular designs of "carrying gear + replaceable plates."
Q: Does a body armor vest really "stop bullets"?
A: To be precise, it provides "ballistic resistance" or "ballistic protection." No IIIA LEVEL bulletproof vest can guarantee 100% protection. Its function is to greatly reduce the probability of a bullet or shrapnel penetrating the body and causing fatal injury. Even if it doesn't penetrate, the enormous impact force (blunt trauma) can still cause fractures or internal injuries.