Library
Manufacturer-neutral reference content for body armor procurement professionals. New briefs published automatically when regulatory monitoring agents detect a material change.
The "cut" of a ballistic helmet — full, ACH mid-cut, high-cut, super-high-cut — determines ear, neck, and mandible coverage. This guide explains what each cut trades off (ballistic coverage, comms, NVG mounting, weight) and when each is appropriate.
Ballistic shields come in multiple form factors — hand-held, shoulder-mounted, wheeled standoff, multi-fold — each optimized for a different deployment envelope. This guide covers when to field each form factor and the tradeoffs involved.