Based on recent combat experience, overhead equipment is more susceptible than ever to sophisticated threats. Tools like communication devices and sensory mechanisms require protection that are not only non-interfering but also resilient. This is where the advantage of low backface deformation armor comes into play. As the defense industry grapples with these challenges, the demand for armor that offers reliable protection with minimal backface deformation becomes paramount.
In an era of evolving threats and increasing demands, Integris Composites is poised to redefine the standards in overhead equipment protection. Our focus on low signature armor, coupled with cutting-edge engineering and integration, promises a future where defense equipment is not only protected but optimized for peak performance.
Turrets, being pivotal components of armored vehicles, are frequently targeted and exposed to direct threats, necessitating specialized solutions to provide optimal protection without compromising maneuverability or functionality.
Through precision engineering and the use of lightweight armor materials, the added weight and bulk of armoring can be minimized, ensuring that the overhead equipment retains its original functionality and operational efficiency.