45,000+ Z-Bolt^® Lasers Fielded
Effective, Non-Lethal, Indispensable

The Army REF (Rapid Equipping Force, Fort Belvoir) first approached Z-Bolt^® in July 2005. The urgent request was for Z-Bolt^® to manufacture hundreds, perhaps thousands of hand held green laser pointers, specifically configured, at an economical price, and sent immediately to the Army for shipment to the Iraq theater. Z-Bolt^® delivered over 10,000 pcs in the next 6 months to front line units, including the 1st CAV, 101st and 82nd ABN DIV, without fail and on time. Then in March, 2006, a second request from the REF and TRADOC (Fort Monroe) Can Z-Bolt^® develop a mount system for the US Army M4/M16? In two weeks time? Z-Bolt^® answered in the affirmative and went to work. From request to delivery - fifteen (15) days! Z-Bolt^® has since delivered over 45,000 hand held BTG-10G & BTMK Green Laser Systems. The Z-Bolt^® BTMK Laser Systems and portable BTG-10G Tactical Green Lasers have proven to be reliable, effective and indispensable for deployed units in the field. Field Reports - Important Notices - Oct 11, 2011

New Products for 2012 - Laser Trip Wire Illuminators
Portable, Waterproof, Illuminate and Fluoresce Trip Wires

The Z-Bolt^® C-TRIP & C-TRIP-IR Laser Trip Wire Illuminators have been recently adopted by US Navy EOD and are now deployed in the operational forces. EOD techs use to illuminate and fluoresce trip and command wires. These lasers project either a brilliant Green or Infrared Laser Line. A 60 degree fan which projects a 15' line @ 15'. Easily scan doorways, halls or stair wells with one pass.
Z-Bolt^® Trip Wire Illuminator Spec Sheet

Weapons Mounted

The BTMK Series is an FDA Class IIIa / IEC Class 3R laser at 4.0 ~ 4.5 mW power output. The BTMK-10 Green Laser System Version 2.0 (Production 3Q of 2009) includes waterproofing, laser ruggedization, multiple tactile remote pressure switch lengths, tool-less rail mount levers, and gloved hand windage & elevation adjustments.

Z-Bolt^® receives weekly input from field commands in Iraq and Afghanistan. These recommendations, requests, and letters of thanks play an important role in the present and future development of the BTMK Laser Systems.