Gh Armor Systems Has Become A Premier Player In The Police Equipment Industry

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GH Armor systems based out of Dover, Tennessee has firmly established itself as a major body armor player with cutting edge technology, affordable pricing and a strong dealer network to meet demand. Many body armor manufacturers are selling similarly made items that are NIJ 05 or NIJ 06 approved but when it comes to innovation and affordability, GH Armor sets itself apart often saving as much as $100 or more for comparable products from other manufacturers at the same threat levels. Body armor is one of the most expensive and also the most protective item the law enforcement community uses and also must be replaced every 5 years due to protection degradation that occurs over time. It is also to note that body armor industry which is a sub-category of police equipment and military supply is now an industry that produces over $1 billion in revenues per year. Since the NIJ 06 standards are now causing many departments to upgrade to ascertain the latest protection and since 2006 GH Armor has grown from 10 employees to over 80.

Other established manufacturers body armor and police equipment manufacturers such as Point Blank, ...
... Second Chance among others have all had several issues with recalls as well as financial issues both from the recalls as well as accounting scandals which occurred in the case of DHB holddings, owner of Point Blank and PACA body armor. This has given opportunity to smaller quality companies to fill the demand as well as provide better made products. GH Armor Systems has really benefited and now has several lines of body armor which is fully in use throughout the law enforcement community. The company offers concealable, corrections and tactical lines all offered in different threat levels and various features ranging from the $300 range up to $2000.

GH Armor Systems has several stocking distributors and dealers making the waiting time non-existent and eliminating the manufacturing time of 4 - 8 weeks which is typical of almost all the factories. Vests are made to order due the fact that ballistic vests have a 5 year shelf life and since GH Armor is a high demanded product it makes sense for some dealers to stock it. Police Equipment Depot out of N.J. is one such dealer that has done very well with the GH Armor Pro and Lite lines. Since these lines are more affordable than some others, they have done well with both lines and offering 95% of time being able to ship within 3 - 5 days.

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