100 pieces for Archival Lamellar D-Plate - LWS-1019

Finish that lamellar project you've had on the bench. Our LWS-1019 archival D-plates are a narrow pattern for repairs, extensions and new SCA or LARP armor builds.

We've digitized an existing plate pattern so it can be used again. We don't know who made the original plates, which is why this design lives in our Archive series.

Quality in every plate

• Industrial laser precision. Every plate is cut on an industrial laser for consistent geometry and clean edges with micron level precision.
• Thorough tumble finishing. Plates are media tumbled to smooth cut edges, round corners, and create a clean matte finish.
• Final quality control. We check every plate by hand as we pack them making sure only the best make it to you. 
• A little extra. We always pack a few extra pieces per 100 just to make sure. If for some reason a plate or two make it through QC, don't worry you got more than you ordered in your shipment. 

The LWS-1019 pattern

100 plates per pack. Each plate measures about 2.76 inches tall by 0.87 inch wide.

Pick your material

• 304 stainless steel: 1.2 mm / 0.048 inch. Our economical steel option. A good way to build in stainless while leaving more of your budget for the rest of your kit.
• Heat-treated 410 stainless steel: 1.0 mm / 0.040 inch. Hardened and tempered for toughness, with the darker look heat treatment can give the steel. We tumble it before and after heat treatment; color and finish vary between batches.
• 6061-T6 aluminum: 1.6 mm / 0.063 inch. The lightest plates we offer. Pick aluminum for long days in kit, LARP builds, or simply keeping the load down.

For combat builds, choose your material and construction to suit your group's armor rules.

Match it to your armor

Print the LWS-1019 drawing at 100% scale and lay one of your plates over it. Compare the edges and hole positions as well as the overall size. That is the easiest way to check whether this is the pattern you need.

You can find more replacement patterns in our Compatible Lamellar collection. If the original maker still offers the plates you need, we encourage you to support them.