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Advanced Ballistic
Protection Systems

Precision engineering meets certified safety. We utilize B6/B7 certified steel and multi-layered glass to ensure zero-compromise security for every vehicle.

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Ballistic Steel
Certified CEN Level B6/B7
Armored Glass
Multi-layer Polycarbonate
Suspension & Runflats
Heavy Duty Upgrades
Blast Mitigation

MIG Welding

MIG welding is a high-speed arc welding process that uses a continuous, consumable wire electrode and a shielding gas (typically an Argon/CO2 mix) to create strong, clean joints. It is the industry standard for automotive repair and armoring.

Arc Welding Efficiency

A high-speed process utilizing a continuous wire electrode for rapid and precise fabrication.

Thermal Precision

Electric arc reaches temperatures between 6,000°F and 10,000°F, while the weld pool sits at 3,000°F.

Point-and-Shoot

Valued for its simplicity and speed, making it significantly faster than TIG or Stick welding.

Multi-Material Use

Ideal for general fabrication on both high-grade steel and aluminum used in armoring.

  • Structural Integrity: Ensures strong, clean joints essential for high-powered rifle and blast protection.
  • Manufacturing Excellence: Proven industry standard for professional automotive manufacturing and repair.
MIG Welding
Spray Application Process