VISM Level III+ SRT Ceramic/PE Ballistic Plate - VISM

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VISM Level III+ SRT Keramik/PE Ballistische Platte

Name: VISM Level III+ SRT Keramik/PE Ballistische Platte
Brand: VISM
SKU: BP3PC1012
Price: 224.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Retail Value:$299.95

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Größe: 10 x 12

10 x 12

11 x 14

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SKU: BP3PC1012

Type: Harte Panzerplatte

Vendor: VISM

$224.99

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Hinweis: Diese Platte wurde unabhängig getestet und erfüllt oder übertrifft den NIJ Level III+-Standard.

Die SRT-SiC-Keramik/PE-Verbundplatte der Stufe III+ ist eine SRT-Platte (Special Rifle Threat), die entwickelt wurde, um Bedrohungen der Stufe III+ durch Hochgeschwindigkeitsgewehrgeschosse der am häufigsten verwendeten Gewehre abzuwehren. Der SiC-Keramik/UHMWPE-Verbund ergibt eine leichtere Platte und die Materialstruktur bietet eine höhere Rissbeständigkeit als andere Keramikplattendesigns

Das gebogene Design der Platte bietet dem Benutzer mehr Komfort und die abgeschnittenen oberen Ecken ermöglichen eine bessere Mobilität. Sie ist vollständig versiegelt, um vor Flüssigkeiten, Chemikalien und anderen aggressiven Elementen zu schützen.

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Abmessungen: 10" x 12" x 0,8" oder 11" x 14" x 0,8"
Gewicht: 4,6 Pfund.
Level III+ SRT SiC Keramik/PE-Verbundplatte erhältlich in den Größen: 10”X12”, 11”X14”, 6”X6”
In den USA montiert

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

10 x 12
11 x 14

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between the VISM Level III+ SRT Ceramic/PE plate and the standard VISM Level III+ UHMWPE plate?

The primary difference is the strike face material. The standard VISM Level III+ UHMWPE plates (BPC1012/BPC1114) use only polyethylene fiber laminates, which provide excellent Level III+ protection against most rifle rounds but can struggle against hardened steel-core penetrators. The SRT Ceramic/PE plates add a Silicon Carbide ceramic strike face that fractures and defeats steel-core penetrators before the UHMWPE backer stops the remaining fragments. The SRT plate is heavier (~4.6 lbs vs ~3.0 lbs for 10"×12") but provides meaningfully better defeat capability against penetrator-type rifle threats.

Can the VISM SRT Ceramic/PE plate stop M855 Green Tip (5.56mm steel core)?

Yes — the VISM Level III+ SRT designation specifically addresses Special Rifle Threats including steel-core rounds like M855 (62 gr 5.56mm with steel penetrator). The Silicon Carbide ceramic strike face is designed to fracture the steel penetrator core on impact, preventing it from drilling through the UHMWPE backer. Standard UHMWPE-only Level III plates may not reliably stop M855 due to the steel penetrator's hardness. The SRT Ceramic/PE plate addresses this gap.

Does the VISM SRT Ceramic/PE plate provide Level IV protection?

No — the VISM SRT Ceramic/PE Ballistic Plate is rated Level III+ SRT, not Level IV. NIJ Level IV requires the plate to defeat .30 caliber armor-piercing (AP) ammunition (M2 AP, 166 gr at 2,880 fps) — a significantly more demanding test than Level III+ SRT. The VISM Level IV Ceramic/PE Composite Plate (SKU: B4C1012) provides Level IV protection. The SRT plate is positioned between standard Level III+ and full Level IV, addressing the most common special threats without reaching the full AP-round requirement.

What is the weight difference between the 10"×12" and 11"×14" VISM SRT Ceramic/PE plates?

The 10"×12" VISM SRT Ceramic/PE Ballistic Plate (BP3PC1012) weighs approximately 4.6 lbs (2,087 g). The 11"×14" version (BP3PC1114) weighs approximately 5.7 lbs (2,585 g). The weight difference reflects the additional ceramic and UHMWPE material required for the larger plate surface. Most standard plate carriers accept 10"×12" plates; 11"×14" is primarily used in larger carriers designed for extended torso coverage or XL-size operators.

How do I care for and inspect the VISM SRT Ceramic/PE plate?

Ceramic composite plates require regular inspection because internal ceramic fractures are not always visible externally. Inspect the plate cover for tears, delamination, or unusual deformation (bulges or soft spots). Gently flex the plate — significant cracking sounds may indicate internal ceramic fracture. Store away from extreme heat (above 150°F), sustained compressive loads, and sharp impacts. Any plate that has been struck by a ballistic projectile must be removed from service immediately, even if the exterior appears undamaged. Do not submerge in water for extended periods.