Revision Military, a global leader in ballistic eyewear and protective systems, announces the expansion of its manufacturing footprint with the launch of assembly operations in Ketrzyn, Poland.
The new assembly line supports the production of select Revision Military products delivered to NATO and allied customers across Europe. This expansion strengthens regional capability, improves lead times, and enhances supply chain resilience for mission critical eye protection systems.
“For more than two decades, Revision has supported U.S. and allied forces with trusted ballistic eyewear systems.
Expanding assembly operations in Poland allows us to better support the evolving needs of our NATO partners through increased responsiveness, scalable regional capability, and continued delivery of the performance standards our customers depend on.
Building regional capability is an important part of how Revision supports allied forces and long term customer requirements.
This expansion strengthens our ability to serve European and NATO customers while maintaining the quality, protection, and performance that define Revision products.”
Karan Rai, Chairman and CEO of Revision Military
Revision Military systems are fielded globally across military and special operations units and are designed to meet the rigorous demands of operational environments. The addition of European assembly capability strengthens Revision’s ability to deliver high performance protective eyewear with the consistency, speed, and dependability required by modern defense forces.
The Ketrzyn facility reflects Revision Military’s continued investment in resilient regional manufacturing and operational support for allied defense customers. This expansion also contributes to the growth of highly skilled manufacturing capability within Poland’s defense industrial base.
This expansion marks another step in Revision Military’s commitment to scalable, regionally aligned production solutions that support mission effectiveness and evolving operational requirements across allied forces.
Source: Revision Military news release
