Bulletproof Clothing
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Bulletproof Clothing features different styles of bullet resistant wear or concealment for everyday protection. This clothing features the same, or even higher, levels of bullet proof or stab proof protection in typical ballistic body armor and bulletproof vests. Many pieces now feature NIJ IIIA bulletproof protection , the standard level for a bulletproof vest. It is the perfect protective gear and bullet resistant wear for civilians as it can be used with daily activities or places of work where they are unable to use a level IIIA bulletproof vest or a plate carrier . Using trusted names in the clothing as well as the body armor industry, we ensure that all bulletproof clothing we offer is of high quality and a great piece of investment . It's just like wearing a bulletproof vest -- only stylish, concealable, and trendy. How is Bulletproof Clothing made? To ensure its effectiveness in providing protection, bulletproof clothing undergoes a meticulous process. Body armor manufacturers start with a fiber that is strong but lightweight like Kevlar being the most popular and is produced by spinning solid thread from a liquid chemical blend. Another is Dyneema, considered as one of the strongest materials in the world with a tensile strength 15 times greater than high-quality steel and is used by law enforcement and military to create body armor. Multiple ballistic material layers are cut simultaneously using industrial cutting machines and large patterns. Back and front panels of slightly different sizes and shapes make up bulletproof clothing. The panels consist of different layers of basic ballistic materials and extensive testing is needed to determine the right ballistic material’s thickness. The final product’s thickness depends on what protection level the manufacturer is trying to acquire. Ballistic panels, mostly with NIJ IIIA armor rating , are fitted into a carrier that is specially designed to hold them in the proper position on the body, similar to a bullet
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