N.E.W.S. Safety Solutions

Bulletproof helmets are specialized protective gear designed to safeguard the wearer’s head from gunfire, shrapnel, and other ballistic threats. These helmets are typically classified based on their ballistic protection level, as defined by standards such as the NIJ (National Institute of Justice). The NIJ Level III and III+ are among the higher protection levels for helmets, and these levels provide enhanced protection against specific types of ballistic threats.

We Deals in Bullet Proof Steels.
Ballistic steel is made to protect against an external threat from incoming projectiles. There is a range of steels that can be used in armor applications such as Hadfield steel and stainless steel, however, ballistic steels are hardened using the compounds iron and carbon.





Armor Steels

Bulletproof steel" refers to a type of steel that is specially designed or treated to resist penetration from bullets or other projectiles. It’s typically used in applications like military vehicles, armored cars, protective structures, or bulletproof vests.

Here’s a breakdown of some of the common types and processes involved:

1. High Hardness Steel: These are steels that have been heat-treated to increase their hardness, making them more resistant to being penetrated by bullets. Hardness is important, but it’s not the only factor in creating bulletproof materials.

2. Armored Steel: This type of steel is typically alloyed with materials like chromium, nickel, and manganese, which increase its strength, toughness, and wear resistance. These steels are designed specifically to withstand high-velocity impacts from bullets and shrapnel.