Erdvus permatomas Multicam Elite mažas organizatorius, 22x14 cm

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Prekė: Erdvus permatomas Multicam Elite mažas organizatorius, 22x14 cm. Kategorija: Dėklai ir organizatoriai.

• Gamintojas: M-Tac
• Modelis: Organizer
• Aukštis: 22 cm
• Svoris: 100 g
• Spalva: multicolor

Organizer Ergonomic Transparent Elite Small (22x14 cm) Multicam

10147008-S

New, universal solution from M-TAC, ergonomic organizer transparent Small. An excellent choice for organizing space, whether it's a backpack, travel bag or military bag. Low price and uncompromising materials make the organizer an excellent choice. The design of the bag will allow you to make the most of the available space. For its production, the original Cordura and the new material were used: ultra strong Japanese PVC film "Achilles" Materials: Cordura 500D, Nylon mesh 320 g/m, transparent PVC film "Achilles" Japan, 0,5 mm Fittings: YKK Leather straps: MIL-STD Due to its unique properties, Cordura is widely used in tactical equipment of military, cleaning and special forces. These are mainly materials with a linear density of 1000d and 500d. Linear density - this is the ratio of the weight of a thread of matter to its length. It is measured in denier. This unit of measurement is mainly used for nylon products. Accordingly, the higher this value, the thicker and heavier the material is. The physical and technical properties of CORDURA 1000D fabric are very high, breaking force is about 3000 N, tearing force is about 150 N. Abrasion resistance is more than 50.000 cycles. It is used on clothes, covers, bags. Whether it's a tactical backpack, purse or jacket. Products made of CORDURA materials will undoubtedly pass the test of time and distance. CORDURA stands for durability, reliability and style. When it comes to strength, it is beyond any competition. YKK is a world leader in the production of locks for clothes. It produces 90% of all such sliders in 71 factories around the world. It is a group of Japanese companies whose trademark was registered almost 70 years ago. YKK is deciphered and translated from Japanese as "Yoshida Factory" - this is the name of the founder of the company, who opened the production of fasteners for clothing in the 30s of the twentieth century. The success was achieved thanks to cooperation with leading clothing brands and the introduction of particularly strict quality standards. In addition, for a very long time, the machine for the production of high-quality fasteners was kept strictly secret. This helped the company quickly bypass its main competitors. Camouflage "MULTICAM" developed by the American company "Crye Precision" together with "U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center". The latter is also known as the U.S Army Natick Labs. The creation of colors took over eight years of expeditions, scientific work, processing of the obtained data and practical "field" tests. This pattern was created as one universal camouflage for the American army. The need for its creation was evident after Operation Desert Storm in Iraq. The camouflage patterns used at that time, both for forest areas (Woodland) and those created specifically for desert operations (Tri-Color Desert), did not provide fighters with the necessary camouflage. Each operation still required special camouflage. This significantly hindered the work of the supply services and reduced the safety of soldiers. Even with the launch of operations in Afghanistan and the new company in Iraq, after the introduction of the new universal digital camouflage (Digital), the situation has not changed radically. It became obvious that a new, uniform, universal pattern was needed that would allow the fighter to hide in any terrain and at any distance from the observer. It should equally well mask both against the background of vegetation, as well as against the background of desert or rocky terrain. It works equally well against the background of urban buildings or ruins and in various lighting conditions. In any climate zone and at any time of the year. What principle of operation? It seemed that with all the desire it was simply impossible to get such a drawing. The creators figured it out. They exploited the weaknesses of human vision and the imperfection of the eye structure. Theoretically, for camouflage to cover long distances, it should consist of large, fuzzy spots. At close range, and especially against the background of leaves and vegetation, when the human eye particularly clearly sees small objects, the drawing should be made of small rounded elements of the dominant background. The creators noticed that the background prevailing in almost all regions of the globe is very similar. These are gradients of green and brown. The discovery for them was that black is not found in nature, although it is widely used in camouflage patterns in most countries of the world. By combining the obtained data and conducting computer simulations, overlaying more than a thousand layers of images, the creators received an image known as "MULTICAM". The trousers are sewn from NIR treated fabric, which reduces the reflection of infrared radiation by the material. NIR technology, i.e. red radiation (NIR) is used by the United States Department of Defense to reduce the possibility of detection by electronic-optical NIR sensors. These devices do not detect infrared radiation on photocathodes. In NIR murdurs, a special fabric is used to allow soldiers to stay at the same temperature level as the surrounding landscape, making them more difficult to detect. NIR technology also makes uniforms less visible in low-light environments by reducing light reflection.

• Color: Multicam

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