CINTEC America Inc.
Washington, DC 20015
Oct 21, 2003 Self-inflating Waterwall™ provides temporary blast mitigation and fragment retention from vehicle-born improvised explosives up to 500 kg. It also enables safe disposal of unexploded ordinance. Made from PVC or neoprene-coated internally-reinforced fabric, it is deployed manually and filled with air then water. Units interlock to create stable, unbroken wall. Each unit measures 9.8 x 4.8 x 5.4 ft and weighs 145 lb (empty) and 5.7 tons (full).

Hatch Inc.
Oxnard, CA 93033
Oct 14, 2003 Mobile, lightweight ExoTech™ System has contour molded outer shell with impact ridges that disperse blows, while inner foam padding cushions body. Soft brush tricot and mesh lines inside reduce abrasion and provide long-term comfort. Available in three sizes, system fastens and adjusts with polypropylene and elastic straps with Velcro® closures. It can be fitted for riot control, cell extractions, and other tactical applications.

Guyson Corporation of U.S.A.
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Sep 08, 2003 RX-800 automatic blast machine has overall dimensions of 50 x 64 in. Product has 4 component-holding fixtures equally spaced around perimeter of its 36 in. dia indexing table. Interior of cabinet, divided into 3 separate chambers, isolates automated blasting process as parts move from load/unload station through impact treatment and blow-off. Machine utilizes any blast media suited for recirculating cabinet systems.

TASER International, Inc.
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Jun 05, 2003 Model XP Cartridge uses 4.1 gram probe with barbed tip that is 0.35 in. long. It is compatible with current conducted energy weapons including Advanced TASER M26 and TASER X26. Cartridge impacts with significantly more momentum, and can compress or move clothing barriers 140% greater than standard projectile.

Geotest - Marvin Test Systems, Inc.
Irvine, CA 92614-5846
Oct 31, 2002 Handheld Models MT1888 and MT1888A are Laser Source/Spot Simulators for use in missile testing and pre-flight checkup of laser-guided munitions such as Hellfire, Hellfire II, AGM-65E, and Paveway. They are field programmable using thumbwheel switches. Users can select any PRF code from 1111 to 1888 (MT1888) or Army PIM codes (Alternate Codes) from 4111 to 4888 (MT1888A), which will cause LSS to emit modulated laser return at wavelength of 1064 nm.