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CONFIGURABLE PROTECTION SOLUTIONS

Advanced Fabric Technologies

AFT develops configurable protection systems that improve safety and protect critical assets across data centers, defense, power generation, industrial facilities, and other critical infrastructure, powered by our proprietary auxetic technology platform.

We own the technology. We build it. We install it. We stand behind it.

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Blast Mitigation

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Thermal Management

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Electrical Isolation

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Integrated Protection

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USED BY THE WORLD'S LEADING COMPANIES:

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OUR PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGY : AUXETIC

HOW AUXETIC TECHNOLOGY WORKS

Auxetic materials behave differently than conventional materials. When subjected to tension, pressure, or impact, they expand rather than contract, becoming thicker and stronger under load. This unique structural response improves energy absorption, force distribution, and overall protective performance.

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Expands Under Load

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Thickens Under Stress

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Enhanced Energy Absorption

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Improved Force Distribution

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Lightweight Construction

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Extreme Environment Ready

MISSION-CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTS

INDUSTRIES

Discover the industries where AFT helps solve complex protection challenges.

DEFENSE
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PLATFORMS

ADVANCED SAFETY & ASSET PROTECTION SYSTEMS

Built on a common auxetic technology platform, each platform is engineered to address specific operational, environmental, and performance requirements.

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TESTING & VALIDATION

Proven Through
Independent Testing

AFT works with third-party organizations, including Southwest Research Institute, to evaluate system performance under blast, pressure, thermal, and impact conditions.

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THIRD-PARTY TESTED
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