American Defense Systems Inc
OTC:ADFS
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American Defense Systems Inc
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American Defense Systems, Inc. designs and supplies transparent and opaque armor solutions for both military and commercial applications, provides engineering and consulting services, and develops and installs detention and security hardware, entry control and monitoring systems, intrusion detection systems, and security glass. The company is headquartered in Lillington, North Carolina. The company went IPO on 2008-05-30. The firm designs, fabricates and installs transparent and opaque armor kits, security doors, ballistic windows and curtain wall systems. The firm provides a range of anti-ram vehicle barriers, as well as forced entry ballistic resistant and blast mitigation doors, louvers and security stations. ADSI's products and services include transparent armor, opaque armor, architectural security, and design and engineering. ADSI's transparent armor products include portable transparent ballistic shield (PTBS), folding transparent ballistic shield (FTBS) and very important person (VIP) protection systems. Its opaque armor products include crew protection kits (CPK), combat lock and door latch, emergency egress window, fortified door hinges and crew comfort system. ADSI also offers architectural security solutions.
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