MIRA Safety

MIRA Safety is proud to introduce the MIRA Tactical product line and debut a line of 5.9 pound lightweight Level IV body armor. It’s designed to stop multiple impacts from armor-piercing ammunition. Tested to NIJ standards at a US-based laboratory, MIRA Tactical's Single Curve, Shooter’s Cut 10” x 12” ESAPI armor plates offer an enhanced range of motion and protects the wearer from all types of small arms up to and including armor-piercing high-powered rifle rounds in 5.56, 7.62, .308, and 30-06 calibers.  Unlike typical ceramic plates, which can splinter and crack and only protect against single-shot threats, Mira Tactical’s Level IV plates combine the benefits of both ceramic and polyethylene. They are lightweight ballistic plates that are easy to deploy, and they provide outstanding life-saving protection, making a great addition to one’s survival kit. Key Features: Standard 10” x 12” Level IV plate with single-curve shooter’s cut configuration, making it easy to deploy in a wide variety of plate carriers. The strike face extends edge to edge to offer a greater protection area.  Anti-spall protection from the Ballistic ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) ensures that bullet fragments are absorbed by the plate, rather than expanding outwards causing injury to the wearer’s face or limbs.  Upgrade your existing plate carrier with true “stand alone” Level IV body armor At just .9” thick and only 5.9 pounds, its LIGHTER than some less protective Level III plate configurations Lightweight construction thanks to advanced, weight-saving materials including Alumina Oxide Ceramic (AI203) and ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) Offers superior protection against everything from small handguns to battle rifles and common rifle platforms like the AR-15, AK47, M4, etc. Ideal upgrade for a tactical backpack or a low-profile/concealed body armor configuration, where lightweight and uncompromising protection have serious benefits Extensively tested at a US-based laboratory in accordance with standards for NIJ Level IV armor Comes with a 10-year warranty to ensure your satisfaction Assembled in the USA Easy to read label on the back of the plate includes threat level, threat defense capability, manufacture date, and other important details   The Highest Level of Ballistic Body Armor Protection Doesn’t Have to Weigh 10 lbs. Throughout 2020, even as the global pandemic shut down many cities and states, gun violence soared. Cities deemed safe only months ago are now witnessing gun violence at epidemic levels.  It’s a sobering reminder that a bad situation can always get worse, and that preparing to protect yourself and your family from any threat means protecting yourself from the human element as well. With hundreds of vendors on the market selling dozens of types of body armor, how can you possibly know which one is right for you? That’s where MIRA Tactical’s Level IV Body Armor comes in. Like all of our protective offerings, our new poly-ceramic blend armor makes absolutely zero compromises in terms of quality and reliability. We’ve used the most advanced methods and materials to deliver a lightweight practical solution for everyone, from first-time buyers to those experienced with body-armor seeking to upgrade, all while adding some much-needed protection to a tactical backpack or setting up a concealed armor rig. Most affordable armor solutions on the market today limit you to Level IIIA, Level III, or Level III+ in terms of overall protection. Adding our Level IV body armor plates can significantly enhance protection for vital organs or turn your everyday backpack into a concealed armor shield, at an extremely low weight. The key to our Level IV Body Armor’s lightweight strength lies in the combination of Alumina Oxide Ceramic (AI203) and ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE), which are both lighter and more durable than the steel used in most Level III armor. Early adopters in police and special forces military units can already attest to the lifesaving power of these lightweight composites. After fabrication, the plates are shaped to the standard 10” x 12” size used for most plate carriers with a standard right-hand shooter’s cut for improved comfort. Initial plates were tested with armor piercing 5.56 mm and 30.06 rifle rounds, withstanding multiple shots in each test. The end result? A sub-6-pound plate that’s less than an inch thick can stop multiple 3,000 feet-per-second armor-piercing battle rifle rounds.  And unlike most steel and ceramic Level IV offerings that weigh anywhere from 7.5–13 pounds, the MIRA Tactical Level IV plate won’t break your back, literally, helping you avoid long-term lower back, hip, and knee ailments caused by carrying heavy loads. MIRA Safety is proud to offer our new MIRA Tactical Level IV Body Armor to police, military personnel, independent security contractors, and US-based civilians. It’s what we wear. Storage UHMWPE plates must not be exposed to 150℉ temperatures for prolonged periods. Extended exposure to extreme heat can potentially compromise the plate’s integrity and reduce its protective abilities. Please note that this is a conservative figure, and it’s unlikely that you even be able to find 150℉ temperatures, but it’s worth noting that your armor is best stored in a cool, dry, dark place away from extreme heat. MIRA TACTICAL LEVEL 4 BODY ARMOR FAQS What does “Level IV” protection mean? Body armor standards are established by the National Institute of Justice, and they help buyers know what kind of protection they’re getting. Level IIIA armor, for example, is rated to stop pistol rounds up to and including .357 Magnum. Level III armor can stop some rifle rounds like the 7.62 x 39. The higher the armor, the greater the protection, and generally the higher the weight and cost. That’s the beauty of the MIRA Tactical Level IV plate, which provides armor-piercing protection with a slim profile (5.9 lbs.) that is lightweight (5.9 lbs.), comfortable (single curve), and in a shooter’s cut (excellent range of motion). What does "assembled in the USA" mean? The ceramic (Alumina Oxide) and UHMWPE (Polyethylene) materials are sourced from a trusted partner in Asia, based on our specifications. Upon arrival at our facility in Phoenix, AZ, those materials are inspected to ensure they meet our requirements and standards. Upon approval, those materials are then bound together utilizing our proprietary binding agent that includes our RDT (Round Dispersion Technology) sealant. Finally, the plates are wrapped with a high-density 600D water-resistant Nylon liner.  What is the difference between Ballistic UHMWP and Commercial UHMWP? What are the technical specs of the MIRA Tactical Level 4 Body Armor?  The Ultra High Molecular Weight, High-Performance Polyethylene Material (UHMWPE) used in our plate offers high protection in ballistic applications and significant advantages through low backface deformation, superior rigidity, and increased survivability. The major differences between the ballistic capable UHMWPE and the commercial grades of UHMWPE are as follows: Areal Density: The weight of the armored panel in grams per square meter divided by the protection area of the panel. It gives an indication of the energy absorption capability of the material.) Modulus: This is the measure of stretch or elasticity of fabric. The number associated with modulus is the amount of load in grams it takes to initiate stretch in a 1000 denier yarn a higher number reflects lower stretch. With the Ballistic version having a greater Areal Density and a higher Modulus than the commercial versions. Commercial versions are typically found in the manufacturing of medical & food processing, conveyor belts, and industrial products, as well as low grade, cheap ballistic products. Our Ballistic PE SpecsContinuous unidirectional (UD) fabric is manufactured with an Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene fiber based on composite laminate. A roll of fabric consists of double-two fibers of unidirectional sheet cross piled at 90 degrees to each other, with a special adhesive rubber and glue film. The UD fabric has high strength and high modulus, and is resistant to corrosion, acid, alkali, UV light, and moisture. Therefore, it can be widely applied to bulletproof products, ballistic and anti-stab products, ballistic armor plates, etc. Areal Density: 240 (±2.5) g/m² Strength: ≥38 g/d Modulus: ≥1300 g/d Strands: 240 Monofilament Fitness: 2.5 Elongation at break: ≈2.8 Shrinkage: