ANTI-THERMAL SUITS AND CLOAK

A GHILLIE suit powered by Intermat's Stealth Technology allowing you pass undetected against night vision, thermal sensors and ground surveillance radars while approaching enemy lines or behind...

It is made of the multi-spectral fabric “STEALTH CLOAK” which is an advanced material that protects against Visual, Thermal/IR & Radar Sensors & Weapon systems.
"STEALTH CLOAK” is a flame resistance impregnated fabric having excellent mechanical properties and resistant to tearing. Fabric is printed with our stealth Inks formulation to give Visual, Thermal/IR and Radar protection capability. It is a unique and advanced product which can be used as a signature cocealment cover or as a GHILLIE SUIT delivering drastic reduction of the heat signature and radar cross section of the covered platform or personnel.

An Intermat Stealth Cloak covered platform or personnel is degraded to a low-grade blurred target that fades into the background clutter having identical emmisions with its surrounding and consequently  concealed against advanced weapon systems, aiming-observation systems and surveillance-recognition platforms making hard to be detected and engaged .
 

Advantages

• Outstanding performance in Thermal/IR & optionally in Radar Cross Section (RCS) attenuation.
• Light weight, Thin and Flexible.
• Very durable with superior mechanical properties.
• Solar reflective with cooling effect and drastic reduction of internal temperatures.
• Excellent surface finish.
• Easy for application.
• Can be engineered to meet end-user specs i.e. size, design, pattern, performance.
• PHANTOM OF WAR reduces drastically the range of detection by VISUAL, SHORT-WAVE, MID-WAVE (3-5), LONG-WAVE (8-14) Sensors so that user's silhouette is no longer visible when seen through an infrared, thermal imaging (and GSR equipment).

STEALTH CLOAK fabric is supplied in tailored shapes, dimensions, camouflage colors and in rolls for customization by end-user at his preference.

U.S. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger has stressed the importance of reconnaissance and counter - reconnaissance capabilities and in his report "Force Design 2030" states: "The hider - versus finder competition is real. Losing this competition has enormous and potentially catastrophic consequences. This makes success in the reconnaissance / counter-reconnaissance mission an imperative for success."

Gen. Eric Smith, assistant commandant of the US Marine Corps, referred to the psychological element of fear and uncertainty and said: "You never know when you're being tracked by an eye in the sky that's just waiting for the signal to strike. And you have to drop your signature. If you're seen, either because you radiate, or because you're physically seen, you're targeted almost immediately."

So SEE - WITHOUT BEING SEEN is an imperative nowadays for surviving and winning on the modern sensor-rich battlefields.