Ballistic protection
Safariland vests and TYR Tactical plate carriers, plates and shields, tested to NIJ standards. Weight and fit matter as much as protection level.
Ballistic vests, plates, helmets and shields are Army-controlled products in Brazil (PCE). Each model needs Brazilian certification, and purchases require prior authorization (Portaria COLOG/C Ex 289/2026, a Brazilian Army Logistics Command ordinance).
Brands in this family
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Safariland
Retention holsters, duty belts and body armor for law enforcement since 1964.
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TYR Tactical
Plate carriers, hard armor and ballistic shields for military and police, from Peoria, Arizona.
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Product examples
Safariland
APEX covert carrier 
Assault II LW shield 
Delta 4 ballistic helmet 
EXT uniform carrier 
Hi-VIZ Type IIIA shield 
HyperX Hybrid Tactical Carrier 
IMPAC special threat plates 
Oregon City overt carrier
TYR Tactical
EPIC General Duty Carrier 
Combat Adjustable double rifle mag pouch 
MT3+ ballistic shield with viewport 
PICO-DSX plate carrier 
PICO-MVS plate carrier 
ULV-G low-vis carrier 
XHA3 Level III hard armor plate 
XHA4 Level IV hard armor plate
Typical terms of reference requirements
Requirements often seen in tenders. We send datasheets, certificates and catalogs.
- Protection level under the NIJ standard
- Brazilian certificate of conformity or ReTEx (Army technical evaluation report)
- Coverage area and areal density (kg/m²)
- Female-fit version and sizing
- Panel service life and warranty
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