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Imperial Armour

Durban, South Africa

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Imperial Armour is a leading manufacturer of personal protective equipment since 2000, known for innovative developments and exceptional customer experience. The company is ISO 9001 certified and complies with NFPA and EN469 safety standards. Imperial Armour has exported its products to over 78 countries worldwide, including the SADC region, Asia, and Europe, while focusing on the South African market. The company offers defence, demining, and fire protection solutions, including customisable body armour, structural fire suits, tactical vests, and more. Imperial Armour is a third-generation company in the defence industry and holds Level II B-BBEE certification.

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