Projectile Resistant Matrix For Manufacture Of Light Weight Projectile Resistant Trauma Shields Without Metal or Ceramic Plates
OwnerAlan R. Sporninventor
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a method of producing and application for a projectile resistant matrix that allows for manufacture of low weight projectile resistant armor trauma shields without metal or ceramic plates using projectile resistant textiles encapsulated in a composite matrix through use of injection molding process or spray-on technique as constituents of the projectile resistant trauma shield without metal or ceramic plates of the present invention.
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A projectile resistant armor trauma shield with metal or ceramic plates, comprising:
- one or more layers of projectile resistant textile;
- an adhesive layer as a second fluid precursor that crosslink's under ambient conditions to form a second elastomer for coupling the one or more layers of the projectile resistant textile with the one or more layers of the plates to form a projectile resistant matrix;
- an encapsulation layer as a third fluid precursor that crosslink's under ambient conditions to form a third elastomer, which adheres to all surface areas of the projectile resistant matrix to a thickness to encapsulate the projectile resistant matrix.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.