Observed arrival · 2026-08-30
Tori Technologies and the Titanium Diboride Armor Bet
Tori Technologies presents composite armor materials built around titanium diboride, with stated targets for hardness, density, cost, and ballistic performance.
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The homepage lays out a proposed armor architecture: titanium diboride ceramic combined with thermally pressed multilayer fabric, aimed at both personal protective equipment and armored vehicles. It specifies target density of 4.0–4.5 g/cm3, microhardness of 3300–3600 kg/mm2, and a stated cost range of $30–50 per kilogram. Separate links are labeled for cartridge material, shooting reports, composite-material properties, and VPAM ballistic levels, although the extract does not verify those documents or results.
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