The Canadian firm Force Technologies I recently announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the issued and outstanding shares of ACE/Clear Defense California LLC of the United S…
The Canadian firm Force Technologies I recently announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the issued and outstanding shares of ACE/Clear Defense California LLC of the United States. ACE/Clear has acquired from the Canadian operation ACE/Clear Defense, Inc. (ACDI), the exclusive rights to the marketing and distribution of products bearing the ACE/Clear Defense trademark for the State of California. ACDI is the processor, marketer and distributor of specialty security film products and the owner of the trademark ACE/Clear Defense under which the products are marketed and sold. ACE/Clear Defense consists of layered film construction ranging in thicknesses of 2 to 14 millimetres. According to ACE/Clear, the product forms a bond with ordinary glass to provide a retrofit solution using the laminate where an alternative laminated security glass is cost prohibitive. ACE/Clear Defense safety films and security laminates have, say its manufacturers, been used in safeguarding government and military installations, embassies, banks, hotels, hospitals, automobiles and homes with vulnerable expanses of glass. ACDI lists establishments such as the Pentagon and the Israeli Embassy in Washington, the FBI Complex and the Bank of America in California, as having utilised ACE/Clear Defense safety films and security laminates.