The International symposium of Military Aspects of Blast & Shock (MABS 26) in Wollongong was indeed a BLAST. Find out why…

Flexiroc Australia and Protectiflex were in action at the RAAF Williamtown

Airshow (Australia ) in November, showcasing the Flexiroc and Protectiflex product range

Protectiflex,LLC and Flexiroc Australia are excited to be a key stakeholders in the winning Team for the prestigious Defence Innovation of the Year Award 2023.

We are thrilled to announce that our team - The National Facility for Physical Blast Simulation (NFPBS) at the University of Wollongong, Flexiroc Australia Pty Ltd and Stone Security Engineering, USA - has been honoured with the Gene Corley Highly Commendable Paper Award 2023

Flexiroc Australia in partnership with Tyre Stewardship Australia showcased its extensive range of EOLT cementitious-based products at the EcologiQ Trade Show in Melbourne in September 2022.

Protectiflex and Flexiroc technology is leading a groundbreaking University of New South Wales project in Australia to develop an innovative sustainable noise barrier. Protectiflex LLC Vice President and Flexiroc Australia MD, Gary Bullock, will head up the project that aims to design and manufacture these novel absorptive noise barriers using waste glass and end-of-life tires by mid-2023.

Protectiflex, LLC VP Gary Bullock attended and presented at the Infrastructure Sustainability Council Reconnect conference in Sydney, Australia on March 2 and 3. The two-day conference was co-sponsored by Tyre Stewardship Australia amongst Australia’s major construction contractors, engineering consultants and infrastructure product manufacturers.

Protectiflex, LLC in collaboration with our license holder Kabbani Construction Group (KCG) operating within the Gulf Cooperation Council Region will be participating at the World Defense Show 2022 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia from March 6 till March 9, 2022. Stop by our booth to learn more on our specialized services and ProtectiFlex cementitious-based systems that are produced in various forms (concrete, shotcrete, modular and masonry) to mitigate blast, ballistic, forced entry or other extreme loading effects.

Gary Bullock, MD of Flexiroc Australia Pty Ltd and Professor Alex Remennikov, University of  Wollongong – National Facility for Physical Blast Simulation (NFPBS)  presented a  paper on  Enhanced Resilience of Critical Infrastructure Using Recycled Rubber Concrete at the Climate Smart Engineering (CSE) 2021Conference in November. 

Announcement on The Australian Chapter of the International Association of Protective Structures (IAPS-AUS) was hosted by the University of New South Wales – Canberra on 23-24 November 2020

CEO Lina Goodman and Flexiroc CEO Gary Bullock speak with Manufacturers’ Monthly about recycling old tyres for use in the manufacturing sector.

Announcement on Force Protection Engineering (FPE) Conference Innovation

Gary Bullock, MD of Flexiroc Australia Pty Ltd and Vice President of Protectiflex, LLC together with Professor Alex Remennikov, University of Wollongong – National Facility for Physical Blast Simulation (NFPBS) will be attending the Force Protection Engineering (FPE) conference hosted by Australian Army 19th Chief Engineer Works in November 2020.

They will provide a technical presentation on the development of ProtectiFlex both as a pumped composite panel form and as a shotcrete applied to masonry walls. This presentation focuses on the blast loading, observed damage, and deflection results recorded during these two test programs, which demonstrated the superior performance of ProtectiFlex in blast protection and the advantages of using the large-scale blast simulation facility for the research and development of new protective materials.