How Bulletproof Jacket Works? (EXPLAINED)
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2023
- 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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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
Hunters /military people in the comments be like
1 thing to say to you.
N. Not so dumb person
E. Everyone like his comment
R. Richard is a good name
D. Im a boy
@MXMmainchannel258 😏
Thank you for explaining
METERS??????
The next defense is your skin. After that your lungs. 😂
Then your spine😂.
@@user-ji5hb8wl4bthen your homie behind you
Yes, the energy from the bullet destroys the internal organs, and stops your heart. At least you don't have a hole in you!
@@user-ji5hb8wl4bthen your life
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Imagine being the guy bleeding out on the ground, and the medic asks "did you feel all four layers working?"
Woven
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"I feel all four layers inside me."
Why not 5
“It never hurts to have more layers”
-Sun Tzu the art of war
谢谢
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.
LOL ..ROFL..IN A GAME?!?
Not sure if the guy above me understands that it is a joke.
Nah just get to a buy station and buy back
@@real944 he def gon be in the gulag lol
THAT HOSS DEFINITELY CRANKS HOGS GOBBLESS @@real944
The more layers the bullet crosses, the more anxious I am getting 😂😭.
Like for real isn't that supposed to save mah life? 🤣
Usually stops at the ceramic stage, if not it just slows it down so you dont die. Still feeld like a grown man hitting you with a hammer or brass knuckles full power
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Exactly. Like stop already 😂
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@@KurahBroski fought in a war just to tell us
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.
Underrated
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If you keep your flesh ahead and your rib cage at the back, your flesh will be destroyed and your rib cage will stop the bullet completely too. Bro you studying in class 5 I suppose?
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Bruhh 😅
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. 💀
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?
If you fire 100 percent of the bullet, that’s 60 percent more bullet per bullet!
Love the positivity
Lmfao
@@captainfantastic1433We make our science from scratch! No hand holding here!-Cave Johnson
66% less bullet😢
I like how he mentioned the high temperature of the projectile. It seems many people don’t appreciate how hot bullets are.
Absolutely! That showcases the importance of heat resistent or heat durable material as well in the production of bullet proven materials!
I always thought they were the temperature of a warm gun barrel, then when i got shot i found out that they are actually closer to 350-500 degrees inside of you
I appreciate not finding out how hot the bullet is....
Projectile 😂
@@MrBoshell. A proper term.
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.
How r u able to write so much in a single msg..??
Usually, we r not allowed so much room...
@@jimmyhero1147 Amphetamines.
Does a bullet need time to speed up to maximum speed, or is at maximum speed at exit from chamber or barrel?
@@jakkritphanomchit Uhmmm... I'm not sure I understand what you're asking, but I'll attempt to answer regardless. The fastest a projectile will ever be is when it exits the barrel. Typically, or to a certain length depending on the cartridge, the longer the barrel, the faster the bullet goes. There's dimishing returns and it even becomes detrimental to velocity at a certain length. This is why shorter barrels reduce velocity. Depending on the cartridge and projectile, they will usually roughly hold muzzle velocity speed for 10-25yards, and it's all downhill from there.
@@TheGhostOfPatrickHenry your first sentence answers my question exactly, thanks. I was wondering whether a bullet might continue spreading up after having left the barrel. So that there would be an optimum distance from the target to achieve highest velocity on impact. From what your saying though the highest velocity on impact would be if the barrel was against the target, ir perhaps at a short distance, before it starts losing speed. It makes sense too, because the bullet only accelerates at the beginning of it's journey. I wasn't sure, but you sounded like the right person to ask. In any case, the furthest one is away from the shooter, the better a proof vest wo hold up.
Remember that distance is a factor too. These plates are a life saver
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
And that's just the crappy Pak Made ammo
Imagine a 762x51 ones from a SVD
@@fikriarieska8450
You've zero chance against that crappy ammo. Noob 😂
@@fikriarieska8450 I seen a guy get hit with a pkm didn't die but the impact knocked his boots off
"Vet" of Hollywood movies 😂😂
@@Marsoc358 The projectile from 7.62x54 (at point blank) has the same momentum as a professionally pitched baseball. It is only momentum that counts for moving the target. It is such a reliable fact that they used it since the 1700's to calculate bullet speed with a ballistic pendulum. I just can't picture somebody's fastened boots coming off their feet if they were hit by a baseball, outside of hollywood or cartoons.
To cut the story short, the man still dies😂😂😂
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No the bullet can be easily removed from his skin, and the wound closed before serious blood loss
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
John Wick needs this tech woven into his tactical tuxedo suit
Anyone else NOT comfortable that the bullet penetrates every single layer🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕
Bro 😂😂😂
Nah 50. Cal bout to go through you
Its easy just stack 3 of them in your vest, i saw it on a realistic military shooting game once
Scary Mehn!!!! Why go thru in d first place!!???
Interesting. The bullet resistant vests I wore in Afghanistan, would stop the bullet at the ceramic plate layer
Yeah I read on different manufacturers sites the ratings. The rigid plates are astounding in stopping power but the thicknesses are pretty heavy - the Titanium plate was 0.7” I think, steel was 0.4? Ceramic I saw one at over an inch thick. My nephew was infantry in the 1990’s in Yugoslavia, to man the gun in the turret he got a heavy metal fish scale thing that he said was rated for 7.62x54R AP, but it impeded his mobility. I think the violence of the felt impact is the frequency content. In other words, that energy comes in fast and the stiff plate all moves back extremely fast, not that far but really fast, so the shock will enter a lot of tissue and a shear wave (tearing wave) will form. I bet survivors have interesting bruises.
@@richardkudrna7503 bruising and broken ribs preferable to a penetrating bullet wound, my guess
The layers being in contact with each other reduces at least a 1/3 of the force by dispersing it in all layers before going through the first one then repeating it the process in the 2nd layer by dispersing it on all layers below the bullet and so on till the last layer
And this is how you save the guy standing behind you
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
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Except the bullet still made it through meaning it's not bullet proof, but bullet resistant.
Not even resistant at that point
@Jasons-ge8pj hence the term resistant. You could still die from the wound that would inflict, it could easily cause a blunt force trauma induced cardiac event.
@@timrichmond5226 “blunt force trauma induced cardiac event” yeah you have no idea what you’re talking about
@@nix4110 narcissist always put themselves as arbitrators of truth. As a forensic scientist and trained psychologist your words are a veritable playground of information. Keep talking, I want more.
@@timrichmond5226Stupid people like him (and me) likes to call someone have no idea without explanation lol. Just ignore him (and me).
That explains why getting shot while still having a bullet proff vest hurts
"my name is Richard and im sitting in a corner"
*MUSIC INTENSITYS*
Bruh don’t forget about the internal bleeding and broke rribs from tht 7.62
*spits blood*
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Not really, rifle plates stop rifle rounds....
That's why they're rated at certain levels, since if you have a risk of internal bleeding and dying, it isn't given a high rating.
If the plates hold up the impact is spread out. Old soft vests created a cone shape in milliseconds that caused all the trauma.
@@Grg5132yes they do stop the round, but not all the energy it's carrying..you can still die even if it stopped the round.
I would want that bullet to stop way further than how far it went through that f****** bulletproof jacket I would want it to stop at the first two layers not the last layer😂😂😂😢😢😢
Hey, I'll take the wound this results in over having a hole in my organs and my back being spread out on the wall behind me.
Then don’t get shot by an AK
@@calvinwhoa kinda hard to due when its the most common firearm in the world, well atleast longarm.
You can’t always get what you want
It's not hard to stop a bullet. It's hard to stop the kinetic energy transferring to your body instead to the armor. This is the reason why helmets in motorbikes are made to break
Really should describe whether or hot he’s talking about soft armor or hard plates
No... the ceramic layer is meant to shatter the bullet because the ceramic is harder than the fmj and the lead and then the other layers are meant to slow down and catch the bullet.
Most police departments issue NIJ level II or IIIA plating. IIIA basically improves on level II by adding protection for . 357 Magnum and . 44 Magnum rounds to the list of defeated calibers, but neither class protects against rifle rounds, so yes, 7.62x39 (and all rifle rounds) will penetrate and defeat the plating. Not a chance I want to take.😮
Level IV plates on the other hand…
These are hard plates not soft armor. Even though the video is wrong.
The ceramic would break the round to bits for the soft layers to catch. It wouldnt be fun on the old ribcage thats for sure and the vest will be compromised but by that time im pretty sure you'd be in cover winded.
Just a reminder that plates just keeps you from dying not being in unimaginable pain.
Imagine the next bullet coming the same path as the initial one 😵
Dnt get shot wit a AK , it’s not wise
I know a guy who had those specific orders
He then got shot 7 times in combat only wearing kevlar no plates
@@Thatoneguy-ju6gq when its the most common longarm in the world its kind of hard.
@@nightwolf7231 its not that hard,
Either you get shot, or you don’t
And he had been ordered not to get shot
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Solution: just don’t go to war. Would rather stay home and let the politicians sort out their ambitions
I’d wear two bulletproof vests one over the other. I don’t like that the bullet makes it that far into the vest
Most of the time they get caught in the first couple. Depending on the rating they can stop sooner or later. This is a very crude diagram
Bullet proof vests are already heavy it would be better to just wear some body armor that is a higher raring
@@Gravy_sealI just wear the AR500 steel plates, they are heavy, but they stop most rounds much better and with much less pain transfer to your body, and they can take multiple rounds in the same area with little to no degradation from most rounds! I want to get the alloy one's that are a few pounds lighter and they are actually stronger too!
Steel is your friend in this case
@@wesman7837 and all that spalling since the first round will fly right into your thighs and neck and undersides of your arms, you know, all those juicy arteries.
Steel "armor" is a fucking joke
it's proof that even the bullet proof can't stop the bullet.
Yeah, now let's make a bulletproof-proof bullet!
I don't like how many layers that bullet goes through... 😅
Thats not how bullet vest work, according to my logic, the bullet will shatter in first layer, but the force still continue to the next layer until human body
@@teknosql4740 your explanation didn't make me feel any better 😆
Instructions unclear, I was shot twice and went to heaven.
I finally got to know how those layers work
I cant stop think of the halo 1 sniper sfx
Imagine being in a store tryna find vests and the sales guy says this to you.😂
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Perhaps the bullet was terrified by the big black vest and melted out of embarrassment.
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The sniper bullet killing this armour.💀
Fun fact: when the owner showed his invention off, he actually shot himself 3 times and walked off unharmed
Well, steel plates stop most bullets a lot better, but they are very heavy! They will take multiple rounds in the same place and still provide good protection!
Stoppage isn’t the biggest concern with steel plates. It’s the spalling and energy dispersion. Even with anti spall coating and also, as you said, them b*tches are heavy
better pad up or your chest is going to be on fire for a few weeks
True but steel plates can cause bullets to shrapnel
There is no level 4 rated steel that is practical to carry. It stops more rounds but it shatters once it gets hit by things that level 4 stops. Ceramic is better to use when you need to stop a smaller number of harder to stop projectiles
I think I saw that once in a Clint Eastwood movie. For sure, a steel plate is the way to go.
The ceramic is the help shatter the bullet in the smaller peiced so the cevlar and fabics can catch them..
Imagine the best doesn’t work❤❤
This is way more interesting then school.
You forgot the soft armor that is before the plate
Which vest has soft armor before the ceramic plates?
@@user-pm4jb2iy6ya lot
@@user-pm4jb2iy6y one of my IOTV had the plates behind the soft armor pocket
That's ICW armor. Most plates these days are standalone. Mine are level 4 but weigh 8.5 lbs. Still worth it though, especially where I live.
Not true. Anything below 7.62 with the exception of some 556 rounds will likely not make it past the ceramic given the armor is level 4.
7.62x39 is even stopped by basic level III plates in practice lmao
Bulletproof jacket? Ah, ballistic vest, yes
That hole had a jackpot, was hit by another bullet 💀
Close, not quite though.
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@@UnemotionalBandityou name says everything that’s all
lol what @@user-oi8cn1ks1c 🤓
My BP jacket is much much thinner but still repels machine gun fires, though it’s very very painful on impact. My friend John gave it to me when I was a homeless in a park. He passed away last year in Paris.
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Your jacket is not bullet proof, how can a homeless can access to bulletproof jacket ?
@@teknosql4740dude, his friend John gave it to him
@@teknosql4740it's a john wick reference buddy
Honestly, I feel like I'm walking away from that bullet with no body armor.
I am HIM....
Imagine the guy responsible for last yellow layer calls a sick day
Should be compulsory for all school uniforms in American schools and be payed for by the NRA
literally not how i works at all. level 4 nij is solid ceramic plate and the ceramic breaks the round apart. most of the time the round doesnt even make it a quarter of the way into the plate.
this appears to be a different more lightweight vest perhaps targeted at lower threat level needs such as Recon or Support Work.
Finally after passing thorough every layer bullet hits the subject.😂
“The bullet will deform” Bullet stays the same shape😂😂😂
Pro Survival Hack: Buy 2 armour vests.
One normal size. One 2XL or somethinf to put on top.
Now you are indestructible.
And immobile
The layers just float in the air infront of you? Outstanding!
I was just thinking that too, like they should probably fix that.
The weird thing is, the smaller high velocity bullet like 4,6mm caliber on h&k MP7 can pierce modern body armor like this
Wonderful. And this bullet enters human body everyday in different war scenarios
There’s only one problem, there will be multiple rounds and ak rounds will go through all that.
Level 4 and STR plates can handle a full mag. Research it bro
@@gunslinger270 I’ll take your word for it, happy new year
My mate worked for the company that developed this .
He's a proper brain box.
The last layer is what you see when dad goes to town on your mom during those 9 months you're inside.
I remember when i was a kid , ak47 came with some bullets with red painted tips. I think those bullets would go through steel and this type of armour easy.
Tightly weaved? You mean tightly woven...
The verb weave is usually inflected wove in the past tense and woven in the perfect-tense and past-participial forms
@Gunmany Well the video assumes past tense as they arent weaving it right there, they use previously woven fabrics. English sucks...
There were a few more grammatical errors. "If I remove... then there are these...lastly this polyethylene layer. Firstly the bullet... lastly, bullet will come.."
There are only 4 layers if you remove the covering. If you don't remove the covering "then" there is only one layer 😂
"These" specific layers are present in every vest as they actually exist in an alternate dimension, and "these four layers" can be present in 1,000 vests at the same time.
I cant think of another joke but "Firstly," English is a conglomerate language made from primarily Latin and Germanic languages. Secondly, English also has many Greek, Yiddish and Uralic words as well as some Celtic words like "German." Lastly, it's understandable when someone makes a common mistake.
When referring to a sequence of events it's "first and last/finally." He forgot the word "the" before "bullet." I guess this is a bullet named Bullet. 😅
People in this comment's section really dont know how guns, or even bullets work, stop playing warzone
Ye, Bullet Proof vest dont work like SHIELD in Fortnite, gun dont work like idk same with bullet
agreed, warzone sucks Tarkov is better
What are the odds of one bullet gets stopped while the next one go through the same path and push it 👀💀
Bullets are taken care of , now we need demo on bomb proof jacket 🔥
Why not just make all layers out of the tightly woven fabric instead of sequencially tighter weaves?
Cost and the need to deform and slow down
The bullet instantly stopping can cause irgan damage from the blunt force
You aren't trying to stop the bullet outright, you're trying to slow it down gradually to make the force more bearable to the person wearing it, it also means the person wearing it is more flexable
@@user-hl5nd5uv9jthanks man
Woven
DOCTOR: "Yeah no damage in your body organ. but i think we should replace your head"
ooms like dat billet iz sayin, "Screw dese layers, izza comin!
Yeah its good but if the guy spam shoots then u are dead
This aint a game simulation
Plus you dont hit the same spot every time mate
Recoil exists
Thats why you dont wide-peek irl
@@Rickythaias82true
Using the word weaved instead of woven maked you sound like a third grader.
The verb weave is usually inflected wove in the past tense and woven in the perfect-tense and past-participial forms
“Maked you sound”
Made not maked
You are already in heaven before calculating which of the layers failed you.
Awesome 👌 video 👌
Still going to hurt like hell
The jacket ain't gonna do nothing against a fully automatic AK-47
Yeah, but that armor all separate away. 😂. How about show a closer version one.
That's crazy I never knew the shell stayed on the bullet
Moral of story. Its going to hurt tremendously but you'll probably be alright.
Here is someone that knows how bullets worc not like ideas that fire the Hole casting
Should also include the fact that these are single use vests, considering how ceramic shatters.
Great explanation
How soldier survived the sniper in emesis blue:
Maybe they should make bulletproof vests out of material they use for cellphones. I have heard of people being saved by their cellphones
Buddy said in his mind while animating "meh its too hard to do ak 47 rounds lemme just use 9mm
The analyst here skipped a class in physics 101
Yeah this looks protective till they decide a headshot would be more effective and bullet efficient
The fact that the bullet passes 50% through the last layer should be a red flag for the designers. I hope this is only a prototype.
My own invention after the patent rights;it can ricochet (repell back the bullet)
@@musazubairu2324😂😅cap
Even tho it dont gets in you catching a bullet still packs a punch
Good thing I carry “ SELF-REVIVES “
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Good work 👏 👏👏👍👍😉😄
Hahahah I am wearing a bullet proof jacket
But you ain't wearing a helmet
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Dude called a plate carrier a jacket
That Kalashnikov 😂