How Bulletproof Jacket Works? (EXPLAINED) #3danimation

How Bulletproof Jacket Works | Complete Working Of Bulletproof Jacket Explained
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This video Explains Complete working of bulletproof jackect in 4k quality covering all layers Ceramic Layer, Aramid Fiber Layer ,Vertex layer,Poly-ethylene layer
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[CrystalDove]

Not quite but close, the ceramic is also there to shatter and help disperse energy, its also good to note there are diffrent types of armor that are better at diffrent situations

[raymondtwohill]

Imagine being the guy bleeding out on the ground, and the medic asks "did you feel all four layers working?"

[bryllejarabe]

The next defense is your skin. After that your lungs. 😂

[hindustaniviolin]

“It never hurts to have more layers”
-Sun Tzu the art of war

[codemechanic]

There is a bone layer - a rib cage which breaks to many pieces absorbing kinetic energy and then there is the flesh layer to fully stop the bullet.

[baronofrhodes]

Not even close... but I hear if you stack 3 plates into your vest you can crawl around and wait for your buddy to revive you. I saw it in a game once.

[ericoberlies]

I like how he mentioned the high temperature of the projectile. It seems many people don’t appreciate how hot bullets are.

[benjcc]

The more layers the bullet crosses, the more anxious I am getting 😂😭.
Like for real isn't that supposed to save mah life? 🤣

[TheGhostOfPatrickHenry]

Okay, I'm a ballistics nerd. This is absolutely not how it works in most plates. I assume they mean a plate carrier, because a kevlar bullet proof vest would not stop a 7.62x39 round.

First, there are multiple different kinds of plates. Some use polyethylene only, some use polyethylene and ceramic, some use ceramic and aramid, some use all three. There's also steel plates, but if you value your cartoid artery, testicles, and your back (weight), you stay away from those. I've never even heard of a vertex layer and I've been studying how to stop bullets for more than 20 years.

Primarily, ceramic plates are used to cause a rifle round to fragment up and greatly reduce velocity of projectiles into manageable bits for the aramid fiber to "catch" and stop. Polyethylene is kinda wild, it uses the heat generated by the hot projectile and the heat from the rotation of the bullet to solidify and slow the bullet for the aramid behind it to stop. It doesn't work with steel core or true armor piercing rounds though, unless there's a sufficiently hard enough ceramic plate in front of it to slow and fragment the core. The primary bullet stopper is the aramid or polyethylene, and the ceramic in front of it breaks up the bullet. Also, there should never be a bullet protruding through last layer. Even by a little bit. That's considered a failure to stop, even if it doesn't wound/kill the wearer.

[ravidatt_CWRD]

This is not just an educational video, it is a case study of the poor guy who wore this good for nothing jacket and died. 💀

[Outlaws-ge]

As a Iraq and Afghanistan MARSOC vet, you failed to mention when that 7, 62*39 round Hits your plate, it feels like a grown man hit you with a sledge hammer

[ChickenManx]

Well. It's better than the last one who got shot with the bullet AND the casing still attached to it so.. win-win I guess?

[okeziechukwudinma]

To cut the story short, the man still dies😂😂😂

[MiKONiCHiWATV]

That hole had a jackpot, was hit by another bullet 💀

[DavidLanger-dc]

Interesting. The bullet resistant vests I wore in Afghanistan, would stop the bullet at the ceramic plate layer

[-ZoologyZone-]

Guy in factory when he gets home from work: oh shit I think I forgot to put the poly ethylene layer in the jackets today

[benkeel]

Anyone else NOT comfortable that the bullet penetrates every single layer🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕

[mrstronk]

Ceramic plates are also used to shatter the outer layer of the bullet and reduce energy impact to your body and in theory hopefully not breaking your ribs

[Clone_of_Darth_Revan]

Remember that distance is a factor too. These plates are a life saver

[Equinoxalpha]

Except the bullet still made it through meaning it's not bullet proof, but bullet resistant.