ArmorSource Increases Production to Meet Rising Demand for Next-Gen Models

Ohio-based ArmorSource, a leading manufacturer of ballistic helmets, is ramping up production following a surge in orders for its advanced Aire II and Crew II helmets from the U.S. and its allies.

Fifteen months after introducing the "Aire System" at the SHOT Show in Las Vegas, ArmorSource is facing a significant backlog for its GEN II models. The company has invested in new tooling to meet the increased demand, staying true to its "Customer First" policy.

The Aire II features new shell technology, an improved retention and suspension system, and ultra-lightweight components. It has gained favor among users for its advanced protection.

Demand for the Crew II surged after passing the U.S. Army First Article Testing and announcement of its delivery to the U.S. Army. The Crew II, the lightest Advanced Combat Vehicle Crew helmet, offers reduced weight, improved ballistic protection, and exceptional durability.

Additionally, U.S. allies in Europe and the Middle East have placed substantial orders for the Aire II. With its lightweight design and high ballistic standards, the Aire II is becoming a preferred choice for NATO armies.

ArmorSource remains committed to providing state-of-the-art head protection as global threats increase, ensuring military forces worldwide are equipped with the best available helmet technology.