Ballistic plate
Discover our range of ballistic protections, designed to offer optimal protection and proven resistance. Available in flexible and rigid versions, they combine lightness, performance and durability, meeting the requirements of the most demanding environments.
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NIJ Standards Table
Find here a complete guide to NIJ standards, detailing all the levels of protection available in our product range.
Plaques testées NIJ en laboratoire
Nos plaques balistiques sont rigoureusement testées en laboratoire professionnel selon les normes strictes du NIJ. Chaque modèle respecte exhaustivement les critères imposés, garantissant un enfoncement moyen de 44 mm maximum et une résistance au nombre de tirs requis. Nos tests assurent une protection fiable, conforme aux exigences des forces de l'ordre et des professionnels de la sécurité. Qualité et sécurité sont notre priorité absolue.
Frequently asked questions about our ballistic plates.
What are the differences between protection levels 3+, 3++, and 4?
NIJ 3+ provides additional protection against more powerful ammunition like 5.56mm.
NIJ 3++ protects against armor piercing (AP) ammunition such as the SS109.
NIJ 4 is the highest level, stopping 7.62mm AP caliber armor-piercing bullets.
Are your plates compatible with all plate holders?
Our plates follow the standard SAPI 25x30 cm format, compatible with the majority of plate holders on the market. Make sure your plate holder accepts this format.
Are your plates tested to NIJ standards?
Yes, our plates are tested in independent laboratories according to NIJ standards. The tests guarantee their reliability and performance.
What is the difference between Stand Alone and ICW plates?
Stand Alone (SA) : Plates that provide complete ballistic protection without requiring additional protection.
In Conjunction With (ICW) : Plates that require soft armor (NIJ 3A) underneath to achieve their advertised level of protection. They are lighter but depend on the addition of soft armor.
Are the plates sold individually or in pairs?
The front and back plates are sold individually. The side plates are sold in pairs.
What is the difference between PRO and FLEX?
The difference is mainly in weight and price. The PRO range is more affordable but also heavier, while the FLEX range is lighter but a bit more expensive. However, there is no difference in terms of protection level : both ranges offer the same ballistic effectiveness.
