ESPS
ESPS
ESPS
The Expeditionary Shelter Protection System (ESPS) is a composite fencing system that ensures the safety of soldiers from blast and ballistic threats. The design is composed of state-of-the-art panel armor technology strategically placed for optimum safety and protection.
- ESPS is a rapidly deployable, lightweight, durable, and cost-effective armor protection system.
- Developed to replace time and labor-intensive protection methods like sandbags, barricades, revetment, and barriers, ESPS provides immediate blast and ballistics protection.
- Compotech’s composites can be installed by four personnel at 115 feet per hour.
- No special tooling or material handling equipment.
- Risk Mitigation: ESPS ballistics and blast protection can mitigate damage in the event of an attack. As a result, response times and efforts to restore operations are expedited.
- Resilient: ESPS allows soldiers to immediately establish a perimeter that provides protection from direct, and indirect fire threats, while also being resistant to fire and blast overpressure. ESPS is rated to withstand 7.62 x 51 M80 NATO, 7.62 x 39 API BZ, 7.62 x 54 LPS, and fragmentation from indirect fire threats. ESPS can withstand harsh environmental and operating conditions.
- ESPS panels are 20 times lighter than an equivalent barrier constructed of sandbags and over 100 times faster to deploy.
- In the event ESPS sustains damage, damaged sections can be replaced with new panels or hardware.
- Minimal training for setup, and Compotech provides an instruction guide with all units of ESPS.
- Resistant to extreme temperatures, mold, mildew, rot, termite infestation, corrosion, and UV exposure.
- Twenty-year lifespan
- Infinitely scalable
- Compotech’s ESPS excels in perimeter security roles, and provides robust blast and ballistics protection against potential threats.
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