🔍The Russian ceramic armor plate showed better performance and durability compared to the plates from the USA.
🛡️All the plates tested, including the Russian plate, proved effective in stopping bullets.
🎯The Russian plate exhibited better protection against spalling, which is the fragmentation of bullets upon impact.
🔫Different calibers were used in the tests, including 5.56 and 7.62 rounds.
💪The ceramic plates showed the ability to withstand multiple hits without compromising their integrity.
Which country's ceramic plate performed better?
—The Russian ceramic plate demonstrated better durability and protection against spalling compared to the plates from the USA.
Did all the plates tested stop bullets effectively?
—Yes, all the plates, including the Russian plate, proved effective in stopping bullets.
What calibers were used in the tests?
—The tests included various calibers, such as 5.56 and 7.62 rounds.
Did the plates maintain their integrity after multiple hits?
—Yes, the ceramic plates showed the ability to withstand multiple hits without compromising their integrity.
What is spalling?
—Spalling refers to the fragmentation of bullets upon impact, and the Russian plate exhibited better protection against it.
00:01Introduction to the test and the ceramic armor plates from Russia and the USA.
06:40Testing the plates with various rounds, including 5.56 and 7.62, and observing the results.
13:32Exploring the effects of spalling on the armor plates and evaluating their performance.
18:15Comparing the durability and effectiveness of the plates from Russia and the USA.
23:20Conclusion and final thoughts on the performance of the ceramic armor plates.
