How does the Armor points work?

Body Armor, or more often, "bulletproof vest"-or more appropriately "bullets resistant"-is the basis for soldiers, police and body guards everywhere. The balls are hard and fast and the human body is weak and soft. Body Armor is a trump card that gives soldiers superhuman defense against the flying projectiles. Kevlar ® is a DUPONT brand for a synthetic fiber that is claimed to be five times stronger than steel according to weight. Its chemical name is poly-parafenenlen tereftalamide .

Kevlar® is produced by polymerization and spinning like a spider spins its website. The structure of the material at the molecular level consists of millions of small flat leaves, only one strong molecule. It is thanks to this layering on the onion that Kevlar® has its impressive stopping power. This means different layers able to absorb at least part of the kinetic energy of the bullet and avert it in a different direction.

Kevlar® isSince the beginning of the 70s and of course it is only the last step in the ongoing Armor and Weapons race. Kevlar® was a big step forward for body armor because it is lightweight, durable, flexible and stops bullets that move very quickly. There are several classes of kevlar® armor, defined by which types of bullets can block, at what speeds, and some of the better models have metal or ceramic "traumatic plates" that provide even greater protection. The typical bulletproof vest has Kevlar® for excess protection between ten and thirty layers.

Some of the best body armor are virtually impenetrable for conventional firearms. For example, Dragon Skin ™, created by Pinnacle Armor, consists of hundreds of small laminated titanium or ceramic discs and can stop a machine gun in a point range. This tingling of the body is so effective that it is worn by American generals while they are in the field.