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Product name: Ceramic Body Armor Level 3 Bulletproof Plates ICW 350×400mm
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Model number: BD35401
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Material: PE+SIC ceramic sheet
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Size: 350×400mm
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Thickness: 21mm±0.5mm
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Weight: 3.15KGS±0.05KG
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Ballistic level: NIJ III ICW
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Testing standard: NIJ Standard 0104.01
• Single curve design for ergonomics;
• Level 3 Bulletproof Plates Can be used with a bullet-proof vest as a front or rear panel to enhance the anti-ballistic level, or as a separate bullet-proof panel;
• Use ultra-high molecular polyethylene PE + SIC ceramic sheet to provide a higher bulletproof level;
• Standardized size 250*300mm protects the core of the body and can be customized in different sizes;
• The chamfered design facilitates the removal and installation of the card;
• Select waterproof fabric or polyurea painting process, wear-resistant, aging-resistant, anti-corrosion, waterproof, and improve the life of the board.
Q: What do protection levels (e.g., NIJ Level III, IV) mean?
A: A: These are laboratory testing levels based on authoritative standards (such as the US Department of Justice NIJ standards). They specify the specific types of projectiles, velocities, and number of hits the plate must withstand.
Level III: Protects against 7.62mm NATO standard rounds (e.g., M80).
Level IV: Protects against .30-06 AP armor-piercing rounds (highest protection).
Important Note: The level only represents protection under laboratory conditions. In actual combat, factors such as the angle of fire, the condition of the plate, and multiple hits to the same area will affect protection.
Q: Can a plate stop all bullets?
A: A: No. No plate is "absolutely ballistic."
Each plate has a defined upper limit of protection (defined by its level).
Even without penetration, backface deformation can cause severe blunt force trauma, such as rib fractures and internal organ damage.
The protection will fail against ammunition exceeding its protective capabilities (such as armor-piercing rounds of a higher class), arrows, crossbow bolts, close-range shots, or being hit at a weak edge.