NIJ Level IV Ballistic Lightweight Ceramic Armor Plates Body Armor

Ballistic Ceramic Plate

Product Description

This stunning set of self-contained ballistic plate body armor has a Class 4 (IV) protection rating to protect you from pistols and rifles. Adding ballistic panels to your Class IIIA (3A) bulletproof vest gives you the highest level of protection. Composed of polyethylene and ceramic alumina. Freestanding panels provide excellent protection for all without adding a Class IIIA soft panel. 10-year manufacturer's warranty, NIJ 0101.04 compliant. Single curve, SAPI/ESAPI cut and 6.8 lbs. (3.1 kg)

I. Description
Ballistic ceramic armor plates provide Level 4 (Level IV) protection when used with a ballistic vest.
Adding a Class 4 Ballistic Panel to your Class IIIA vest gives you the highest level of protection. This combination not only protects you from pistol fire, but also from rifle fire. Single curve, SAPI/ESAPI cut and 6.8 lbs (3.1 kg), it's constructed of monolithic ceramic and polyethylene making it an excellent choice for Class IV body armor with a convenient waterproof cover that can be used as a front panel or rear panel.

protected area:
10 x 12inches:25*30cm 5.4lbs
11 x 14 inches: 28x35 cm 6.8lbs

II. Caliber Protection
AK 47 7.62mm x 36mm PS
MI93, 5.56mm x 45mm
SS109 5.56mm x 45mm
AK 47 7.62mm x 36mm APIBZ
30.06,7.62mm x 63mm access point

III. NIJ Armor Protection Test Standard

IV. Questions & Answers
1. Is this the best Tier 4 ballistic armor plate on the market?
Yes, it's available at the best price. Guaranteed to turn your Class IIIA vest into a Class 4 (IV) vest. It weighs only 6.8 pounds and is made of a ceramic material containing aluminum oxide and high-strength polyethylene. This kind of board is much lighter than steel plate, but the price is comparable. Strike Face ceramic ballistic panels are great value for money.

2. How many ceramic ballistic plates should I buy?
It depends on how much protection you need. SWAT teams and those hoping to be hit from the front wear a bulletproof plate in the breast pocket. Those in a war zone would wear two bulletproof panels: one in the front pocket and one in the back. Analyze your unique situation to determine how many plates you need.

3. Is this a SAPI dish?
Our plate is not currently used by the US military, but it provides protection similar to the Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert (ESAPI) and provides more protection than the Small Arms Protective Insert (SAPI) plate. Our plates are the same size as medium SAPI and ESAPI plates and weigh the same as ESAPI plates.