First order for Stealth Sensor already placed:
United States Army 5th Special Forces Unit places first major order for Stealth Sensor(TM)
Paradigm Tactical Products Inc. (Other OTC:PDGT.PK - News), a leading provider of detection technology and homeland security solutions to the military as well as to the corrections, law enforcement and security industry has received its first significant order for the Stealth Sensor™.
The Stealth Sensor™ is the newest version device of the Paradigm Tactical Products metal detection product line. This new product replaces the older FriskerPRO and provides a superior product to the marketplace.
Paradigm Tactical Products CEO Vincent Cammarata discussed this milestone stating, “The sale to the US Army 5th Special Forces Unit is a powerful affirmation of our decision to enhance the aging FriskerPRO. The engineering behind the Stealth Sensor™ is state of the art utilizing Bluetooth synchronization to both single and multiple remote receivers overcoming a critical shortcoming of the FriskerPRO.” Cammarata went on to say, “In the coming months we intend to allocate the Stealth Sensor™ to our distributors worldwide which will allow us to maximize the profit potential of this new product. Both the designers, engineers and sales staff have made a tremendous effort to bring the company to this goal. We will continue to work at making further sales and product developments to grow the company and enhance shareholder value.” About Paradigm Tactical Products Paradigm Tactical, based in Georgetown, Massachusetts, is a leading provider of detection technology and homeland security solutions to the military as well as corrections, law enforcement and security industry. The Company owns rights to license, manufacture, market, and sell all of its devices. As the heightened attentiveness to terrorist and other security threats continue to increase, Paradigm Tactical is meeting the higher demand for security and inspection systems. The Company has sold products to numerous Federal, State, and local institutions.
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