The British Developed Anti Underwear Briefs Made Of Silk Fabrics.

According to foreign media reports, British scientists have recently developed a high level for the British troops stationed in Afghanistan. Technology anti explosion underpants 。 This anti explosion underpants can resist minor explosions and prevent bomb fragments from damaging the lower body. Because the underwear can play a good role in protecting the male soldiers' body in the battlefield, it is also called "Bomb shading cloth".

It is reported that this kind of "anti explosion underpants" is colorful, and looks like a heavy piece of cloth sticking to the front and rear sides of the body. As we all know, there are not only many arteries that are vital to life in human groin, but also the groin is very sweaty at high temperatures. Under normal circumstances, underwear is often soaked with sweat, but the special underwear made of silk material will not be soaked by sweat, and the anti explosion function will not be weakened by sweat. Although this kind of anti explosive underpants can't make soldiers "unscathed", it can prevent small bomb fragments from damaging the lower body and critical arteries.

Scientists are making Material Science The silk fabric with super elasticity and soft texture is selected. Alan Hepper, director of the design of "anti explosion underwear", said that the research group considered many factors when choosing materials for anti explosion underpants. Although silk is used to make "anti explosion underpants" some extravagance, considering that silk has a strong anti explosion efficiency, plus its high efficiency breathability, it is very worthwhile to choose expensive silk as material. AlanHepper

British scientists have found that most of the major injuries of wounded soldiers are concentrated in the lower body and pelvis. British military surgeons say that injuries to soldiers in lower body are becoming more and more common. More than 90% of serious injuries require surgery. A US military investigation shows that lower body injuries can affect the mentality of soldiers. So British scientists hope that this high-tech "anti explosive underpants" can reduce similar injuries.

It is understood that there are now 45000 "anti explosive underpants" sent to the British troops in the Afghan battlefield, and the other 15000 "anti explosive underpants" are ready to be sent to other allied forces. The new generation of anti - explosive underpants can cover the thigh and larger areas of the abdomen.