With the rise of terrorism, C4M developer Lomwest commenced talks with Flexiroc Australia, whose Protectiflex had been tested for both blast and ballistics resistance (the original C4M panel was tested for blast resistance and used for a blast wall at an oil refinery). The feeling was that combining the C4M bale with the Protectiflex armour …
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