Arotech Company Description
It's no longer all about batteries for Arotech. The company has broadened its horizons to include use-of-force simulators and vehicle armor in addition to its line of zinc-air batteries and fuel cells. Arotech's FAAC and IES Interactive Training subsidiaries provide simulators, related software, and training for law enforcement and military entities. Arotech's majority-owned MDT Protective Industries and MDT Armor units make lightweight ceramic armor and ballistic glass for military and passenger vehicles; Armour of America makes shielding for aircraft and for people. Arotech still makes batteries and charging systems, mainly for the military and homeland security markets.
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