Ballistic & Tactical Gear

UHMWPE ballistic energy absorption improves plate performance by reducing trauma risk, lowering weight, and boosting mobility. See why it matters for smarter armor selection.

NIJ mandates BFD checks for UHMWPE plates under Addendum A, requiring BFD ≤ 44 mm in V50 testing by Sept. 1, 2026. See what manufacturers, buyers, and partners must do now.

UHMWPE armor vs steel: compare weight, protection level, heat limits, and real mission use cases to see when lighter armor boosts mobility, endurance, and operational safety.

NIJ adds a dynamic BFD test to UHMWPE panel rules, requiring five-shot BFD curve reports from 2027. Learn how this update impacts certification, export compliance, costs, and buyer readiness.

ECHA Expands REACH SVHC Disclosure to UHMWPE Plates, signaling new EU compliance rules from July 2027. Learn the supply chain impact, documentation needs, and export risks now.

Body armor systems NIJ guide: compare Level III vs Level IV plates, materials, weight, and mobility trade-offs to choose protection that fits real missions and procurement needs.

NIJ Rev.1 tightens UHMWPE plate testing with mandatory Level IIIA checks and a 44 mm BFD limit. Learn what exporters, manufacturers, and police buyers must prepare before Dec. 1, 2026.

Multi hit ballistic armor systems compared the smart way: evaluate weight, coverage, and threat level with a practical guide that helps buyers choose safer, more wearable protection.