• Brass fitting set for Lorica Hamata
  • Brass fitting set for Lorica Hamata
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Brass fitting set for Lorica Hamata

$54.98 USD
$54.98 USD
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Highlights

This high-quality fitting set offers reenactment enthusiasts the perfect opportunity to authentically complete or repair their Roman chainmail.

  • Comprehensive 14-piece accessory set specifically for the Lorica Hamata
  • Enables the self-assembly and individual modification of chainmail armor
  • Made of solid brass for a historically accurate appearance
  • Includes five robust iron counter washers for secure fastening
  • Ideal for the authentic portrayal of Roman legionaries in the 1st century AD
  • Based on archaeological findings from the Roman settlement of Camulodunum
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Brass fitting set for Lorica Hamata
Brass fitting set for Lorica Hamata
Brass fitting set for Lorica Hamata

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Questions about the product Brass fitting set for Lorica Hamata

How many rings were typically used to make a Lorica Hamata, and what metals were they mainly made of?

A lorica hamata typically consisted of approximately 20,000 to 50,000 interlocking rings, with most historical examples ranging from 30,000 to 40,000 rings. These were primarily made of iron or bronze alloys.
What different weaves and fastening methods were used in the Lorica Hamata to optimize the protective effect and stability of the armor?

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What was the approximate weight of a standard Lorica Hamata and what advantages did it offer compared to the Lorica Segmentata in terms of comfort and mobility?

A standard lorica hamata weighed approximately 10 to 12 kg. Compared to the lorica segmentata, it offered significantly greater flexibility and improved comfort, as it adapted to body movements and distributed weight more evenly. It also provided better body coverage, particularly in areas such as the armpits and thighs, thus enhancing mobility in combat.
What maintenance measures and storage conditions are required to protect the Lorica Hamata from corrosion and to maintain the flexibility of the ring connections in the long term?

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