Law enforcement officers often face unknown risks during missions, and reliable protection is their core guarantee. Lion Armor’s bulletproof shield, based on structural innovation and oriented to scenario needs, reshapes the law enforcement safety line.
Structure as the Core: Combat-Oriented Design
High-quality protection requires a balance between protective capability and practicality, and this shield fully embodies this concept. The high-transparency bulletproof observation window on the upper part breaks the limitation of “protection equals obstruction”, supporting situational observation and tactical decision-making while ensuring protection. Its edges and key parts are reinforced, matched with grip components tested thousands of times, remaining intact even under impact or bullet strikes. The prominent “POLICE” marking on the front can deter threats and demonstrate authority.
Solid Performance: Balancing Lightweight and Protection
Adopting ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE), the shield achieves a breakthrough in lightweight design and high protection. It complies with the international NIJ standard, with the regular model reaching Level IIIA, capable of resisting 9mm Parabellum, .44 Magnum and other pistol ammunition as well as shotgun blasts. Significantly lighter than traditional metal shields, it is suitable for long-duration missions such as patrols and arrests, balancing safety and tactical flexibility.
Full-Scenario Adaptability: Fortifying Mission Defense
Law enforcement scenarios are diverse, and this shield is adaptable to various high-risk situations: it resists gunfire and explosive fragments during counter-terrorism and emergency response; its portability facilitates handling sudden conflicts during daily patrols; during arrests, its stable structure and clear observation window help quickly lock targets, fortifying the safety line in an all-round way.
Lion Armor continuously safeguards lives. This bulletproof shield is more than just equipment—it is the “mobile fortress” for law enforcement officers.
Post time: Oct-31-2025