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| Advanced Defence Materials Advanced Defence Materials Limited (ADML) is a world leader in independent technology development and research for both personal armour and vehicle armour systems. Highly experienced in all aspects of ballistic and impact protection, ADML specialises in ceramic armours for personnel, light and medium weight vehicles, aircraft, and marine attack craft.ADML provides both assessment and development services to ensure its products reach the highest possible standards, meeting the specific requirements of its customers. ADML also offers advice on the development of industrial bases, manufacturing techniques, and global market position.To meet the demands of an ever-changing and complex industry, ADML offers testing, product development and business development.CERAMIC AND COMPOSITE ARMOURDue to the range of skills and equipment at its disposal ADML is able to offer a high-quality prototyping and rapid manufacture service. This includes all aspects of armour systems and a range of ceramic and composite systems. The company specialises in innovative conceptual design and follows up with exact and rapidly produced prototypes, which can then be rigorously tested.In order to maintain its competitive advantage ADML invests heavily in research and development. The company is recognised as an expert in the field and has a global client base. ADML's product development services include:Rapid prototyping and development servicesComposites design and manufactureTransparent armour developmentMaterials developmentResearch and design consultingARMOUR TESTINGADML's facilities allow a wide range of testing to be conducted encompassing most of the modern standards. The company holds a large variety of ammunition allowing it to be flexible and responsive to customer requirements. The company also has a broad range of testing equipment to allow detailed analysis and better insight into the capabilities of its products and highlighting areas for development. ADML's testing services include:A 100m indoor ballistics range (using up to 20mm projectiles)Non-destructive testing (X-ray, sonic and ultrasonic)LIGHTWEIGHT ARMOUR TRAININGADML aims to provide high-quality training opportunities for both professional and organisational development in the area of lightweight armour and associated subjects.Most courses are run at introductory and advanced levels: introductory courses are suitable for those who require an appreciation of lightweight armour, whereas the advanced courses, taught at expert level, will be targeted at technical professionals already in the field.ADML's business development services include product showcasing for materials manufacture, pan-continental partnerships and representation and specialist personnel recruitment.ADML offers the following courses:Principles of ceramic armourStructural composite armourBallistics and blast testing: design, evaluation and analysisComposite armour manufactureLight armour principles: design and applicationModelling armour systemsINTERNATIONAL DEFENCE BUSINESS NETWORKSThe company's clients enjoy the benefit of ADML's unique market position, which simultaneously maximises the audience to which their products are showcased while minimising the products' affiliation with any of their customers. ADML can provide an independent voice of recommendation of your product to the industry.Once you have chosen your preferred customers ADML can help you set up partnerships with these clients to mutual benefit. ADML can help establish links globally for your business, allowing you better access to global markets and to meet the expectations of your customers. This can be initiated by any of a variety of mechanisms: local representation; regional manufacture; and many country and product-specific peculiarities. army-technology.com |
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