Approved Tech Armorhide Textile

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Armorhide​

Out of Character Information Production Information Material Overview Special Features Strengths Weaknesses Description

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  Intent	Reinforced protective synthetic hide developed for armor, harnesses, and industrial protective applications.
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  Manufacturer	Braze Star Bazaar: Emporium of Everything | Star Bazaar Catalog
  Affiliation	Braze Star Bazaar: Emporium of Everything | Star Bazaar Catalog
  Market Status	Closed Market
  Production	Mass-Produced
  Model	Armorhide (Reinforced)
  Modularity	Yes. Can be produced with different densities, reinforcements, and coatings.

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  Reinforced evolution of Duraleather, denser and designed for protection.
  
  Customizable Options
  ↳ Layer density: single, double, laminated.
  ↳ Reinforcements: aramid backings, plasteel microfibers, mesh cores.
  ↳ Impact fillers: shockfoam padding, non-Newtonian gel cores, thermal pads.
  ↳ Penetration resistance: stab-resistant layering with aramid + gel.
  ↳ Surface: camouflage dyes, textured grips, flame-resistant coatings.
  
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  Heavier and denser than Duraleather.
  Supports stab-resistant aramid + gel layers.
  Impact absorbing when laminated with foam/gel.
  Surface can be camouflaged or textured for grip.
  Greater durability and resilience in industrial or protective uses.
  
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  High abrasion resistance.
  Optional stab protection.
  Supports impact
  Thermal pad inserts optional
  Versatile in armor padding, harnesses, and protective garments.
  More protective than standard synthetic hides.
  
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  Heavier and stiffer than Duraleather.
  Reduced flexibility with stab/impact layers.
  Not equivalent to true armor plating.
  Can become hot or bulky with multiple reinforcements.
  
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  Armorhide is the reinforced counterpart to Duraleather. Built for durability and protection, it incorporates layered density, aramid fiber backings, plasteel microfibers, and optional gel or foam cores. These features provide resistance to abrasion, impacts, and stabbing attempts. While heavier and costlier, Armorhide excels in armor padding, gauntlets, industrial harnesses, and protective garments requiring resilience.
  

 

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Braze

Looks good.

Approved.