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Most armor research happens one tab at a time.

Manufacturer site. Spec sheet PDF. NIJ CPL. A LinkedIn post from someone claiming something. Three more tabs to verify it.
We built the product compare feature on The Armor List™ to put that research in one place.

Side-by-side on up to 5 products at a time:
– Threat level and tested standard
– Manufacturer and country of origin
– Berry compliance
– Areal density and thickness
– Warranty
– And more

Every data point fact-checked. No marketing claims. No fluff.
Build a comparison, export it as a PDF, share it with your team.

For manufacturers, distributors, and buyers, the product compare feature is a research tool for understanding the landscape and seeing exactly what's documented across the products you're looking at.

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Is every component on your gear truly Berry-compliant?

The Berry Amendment requires domestic origin documentation across DoD procurement — from raw materials through final assembly. That includes the component layer: patches, labels, cuff tabs, and identification placards. It's also where documentation gaps tend to surface.

In partnership with Flexsystems USA, we looked at what Berry-compliant domestic manufacturing actually looks like at the component level, from a company that's been doing it in California since 1994.

Full article on The Armor List™:
https://intelalytic.com/insights/domestically-made-and-field-ready-berry-compliant-pvc-components-from-flexsystems-usa

Domestically Made and Field Ready: Berry-Compliant PVC Components from Flexsystems USA | IntelAlytic | Ballistic Standards, Certification & Lifecycle Governance Since 1994, Flexsystems USA Inc. has manufactured Berry-compliant 2D PVC components — identification placards, cuff tabs, zipper pulls, and FR specialty parts — from their San Diego facility using a domestically sourced, medical-grade material. This article covers what they make, the material be...

Procurement gets all the attention. But procurement ends at award.

The day a vest gets issued, the clock starts - warranty expiration, inspection schedules, condition tracking, retirement timelines.

Three questions for your agency right now:
→ What is the current condition of every issued vest?
→ When was each vest last inspected?
→ Which vests are past warranty today?

If the answer requires pulling a physical file, or if the answer is "we don't know" — that's the gap.

We're building ArmorTrack™ to close it. In pilot now with law enforcement agencies.

Learn more → https://intelalytic.com/armortrack

Something is changing on The Armor List

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Whether you make armor, sell it, buy it, or wear it — pay attention.

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