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Dyneema® Force Multiplier Tech for India

By April 1, 20142 Mins Read
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DSM Dyneema, the manufacturer of ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMwPE) fibre, branded as Dyneema® , has introduced its new innovation platform Dyneema® Force Multiplier Technology to the Indian market at Defexpo 2014, India. This new breakthrough innovation platform delivers products for use in soft and hard ballistic armour addresses increasing demands in Indias defence sector, including requirements for a higher level of protection and expanded protection area, as well as the adoption of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ).06 standard – which are intensifying the need to reduce the weight of protective gear.

Built on DSM Dyneemas Radical Innovation platform, Dyneema® Force Multiplier Technology delivers products with a unique combination of exceptional ballistic performance and the lightest weight and lowest profile of any ballistic material currently on the market. Depending on the protection level required for the armour application, it can provide up to 30 per cent weight reduction.

"With growing requirements for uncompromising ballistic protection and armour weight reduction in soldier modernisation programmes worldwide, including India, the industry is looking towards new material technologies that can deliver significant improvements," said Shitij Chabba, Global Segment Director, Life Protection. "Our new Dyneema® Force Multiplier Technology can help India meet its defense needs by enabling manufacturers to create innovative next-generation designs, increase protection without adding weight or bulk, and optimise usability. We strongly believe that this advanced innovation platform will define future standards in life protection, including soldier modernisation."

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