Posted on May 22, 2023
Point Blank Enterprises ("Point Blank"), a worldwide leader in the production of soft and hard body armor and aviation protective solutions, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Safe Incorporated ("Safe") in Tempe, AZ. Point Blank is currently one of the premier sources of rotary-wing ballistic armor systems in the world, with over 50 years of experience providing highly engineered and innovative protection solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense ("DoD").
Safe products and solutions Safe, Inc. (safeinc.us) focus on improving crashworthiness and seating design and protection of pilots and crew of U.S. DoD and NASA aerospace platforms. Safe is a cutting-edge product development, engineering, and technology research firm with a core focus on safety. From delivering innovative designs of energy-absorbing, crashworthy hardware to solving challenging problems in air, sea, and ground transportation, Safe is supporting a growing list of clients including: the U. S. Navy, U. S. Army, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, NASA, Lockheed Martin, the Federal Transportation Administration, and others.
Dr. Stanley P. Desjardins, the Founder and CEO of Safe, stated, "This combination is a win-win for both companies and our combined customers. It provides in one company the talents of some of the best and most successful ballistic armor developers and producers with an incredibly experienced and innovative crashworthy seat development team. We look forward, as a combined team, to providing our customers with the most advanced and effective products available."
The advanced engineering team at Safe will enhance the capabilities of Point Blank and add resources to the growing dynamic engineering team that has been providing the most advanced armor systems in the world. Mike Archibald, Division President of Point Blank, said, "We will leverage Safe's advanced Aerospace Engineering capabilities to access the non-ballistic pilot and crew safety and protection segment. Safe's products and systems are proven to improve pilot and crew crash survivability, fatigue, and overall safety on U.S. DoD and NASA platforms."
