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Approved Tech Ermidyon Steelweave A

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Type: Material
Market Status: Open Market
Production: Limited
Weight: Very Light
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STANDARD FEATURES
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
  • Classification: Woven metal alloy and polymer mix
  • Weight: Very Light
  • Color: Tends to naturally be mainly available in shades of light to dark blue, but can be dyed on commission.
  • Resistances:
    • Energy (And other Blaster type weapons): Very High
    • Kinetic: Very High
    • Lightsabers: High
    • Thermal: Very High
    • Acid: low
    • EMP/ION: Average
    • Radiation: Average
    • Sonic: Low

SPECIAL FEATURES
  • Perfect for any kind of environment due to very high resistance to any thermal condition, be it extreme cold or extreme heat, this material is a very good insulator.
  • Very low electronic conductivity, very good as an insulator for cybernetics or as sleeve for wirelooms.
  • High resistance to lightsabers thanks to thermal efficiency.
STRENGTHS
  • Very durable
  • Very formfitting with surprisingly great plasticity
  • Astonishingly good insulator
  • Extremely comfortable due to its innate plasticity and formfitting nature
WEAKNESSES
  • Long exposure may cause a rash (Infinium E.V.A.)
  • Not good with sound and corrosion based weaponry.
DESCRIPTION
The Ermidyon Steelweave was originally thought of by a cooperation between the N&Z EnSol Division and its own subsidiary Starworks, the idea was to create a very formfitting material with very good insulator properties and a high tensile strength in order to allow for it to be used in creations such as nullsuits, jumpsuits and pilot envirosuits. While it took some heavy inspiration from the various known and popular 'weaves' around on the market, the Ermidyon Steelweave is unique in the fact that it also has the capacity to act as the basic for ballistic vests and stealth suits with the correct modifications and applications.

The consistency of the Ermidyon Steelweave is achieved through the process of weaving 'single atom' strings of Ersteel SLCA Pro, Infinium E.V.A. and Eridium Alloy together and use thicker cured threads of the Janus PBP [polymorphic Bio-polymer] as a means to form the basis for the eventual fabric, combining the toughness and tensile strength of the metals, the innate viscosity of the Janus Bio polymer to make it extremely form fitting, but also impressively durable. The thermal regulatory capacity of the Eridium alloy being used, the thermal resistance of the Ersteel SLCA pro and the general malleability of the Infinium E.V.A. combine into a comfortable, breathable and highly defensive fabric which resists many a weapon choice ranging from kinetic to energy.

Alas due to it not being fully formed out of one of the materials, not only do the strengths compound, but the weaknesses as well, resulting in a lower, practically average resistance against radiation and EMP/ION interference while the resistance against corrosive materials and sonic weaponry hasn't changed all too much.

 


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Intent: to create a more malleable fabric with high durability for a certain type of suits
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Admiral Burtch

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Looking pretty solid overall! Just one small clarification:

Under Special Features, you state that the material's High lightsaber resistance comes from its thermal conductivity. However, the material is otherwise described as having very low thermal conductivity and being an excellent insulator.

Did you mean thermal resistance here? If so, just adjust that wording and we're good!

Tag me when you’re ready!
 
As per the description of Eridium alloy, which IS a main component, the material can be both an isolator and conductive. It is an insulator/isolator because the material essentially is very good in transfering and mitigating any changes in temperature through active dispersement of thermal changes by means of heat, kinetic impact etc... Because of this, I have utilized both terms within the text to make it clear that rather than pure thermal resistance it is thermal efficiency, which I have now used as the term to replace conductivity xD

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