Poppy & Anatolik
Anatolik
Hey Poppy, I’ve been working on a new lightweight composite armor that could cut the weight by about 30% without sacrificing impact resistance. Want to hear the specs?
Poppy
Sure thing, let’s see what you’ve got—drop the specs, I’m all ears!
Anatolik
Weight: 0.48 kg per square meter, 30 % lighter than our current steel plate. Impact absorption: 0.8 MJ per m², 15 % better than the baseline. Flex modulus: 12 GPa, allowing a slight bend before failure. Fabrication: roll‑laminated carbon‑epoxy layers, each 0.2 mm thick, bonded at 90 °C for 2 h. Maintenance: a single layer of polymer coating will protect against corrosion; replaceable in under 30 min. All dimensions are standard 0.5 m × 0.5 m panels. Thoughts?
Poppy
That’s a solid jump—lighter, stronger, and quick to swap. If it can bend a bit before it breaks, we’ll keep our heads from cracking on the battlefield. Keep me posted on field tests; we’ll need to run this under real fire. I’m all in.
Anatolik
Glad it meets the brief. I’ll set up a test rig by Friday and feed the data back to you. If the bending holds, it’ll be a game changer. Will keep you posted.
Poppy
Nice, set it up and let’s see if it can handle the real heat—no surprises, no back‑stabbing. I’ll be ready when the data rolls in. Stay sharp.