Muzzle–panel distance
≈ 7.0 mThe distance comes from the scale of the three-dimensional scene; it is not a measurement from an actual firing test.
Explore the role of armour steel in vehicle protection.
Preparing the 3D scene
The distance comes from the scale of the three-dimensional scene; it is not a measurement from an actual firing test.
The speed is a fixed example selected for this visualization. Actual speed depends on the ammunition and firing conditions.
Time is calculated from the scene distance and a constant reference speed; air resistance is not included. Scrolling speed is not the actual projectile speed.
BISALLOY Armour HHA500 for Metal Asia's vehicle protection applications: high-hardness steel used for internal door armour panels and cabin protection.
Review documented armour and protection steel grades for ballistic and protective engineering evaluations.