Mofet Etzion launched and maintains a dedicated corporate website presenting the LIBA pellet Light Improved Ballistic Armor system, its performance characteristics, and sector-specific offerings for military, police, and civilian VIP users, indicating a structured digital presence and product positioning.

The company published a detailed company profile describing the LIBA Armor System as a solution for Threat Level IV and higher environments, capable of stopping fragments from IEDs, landmines, and armor‑piercing projectiles up to and including 35 mm APDS, emphasizing multi‑impact and field‑repairable characteristics.

Mofet Etzion was awarded a contract to supply its LIBA Light Improved Ballistic Armor for more than 1,000 US Marine Corps Expeditionary Fighting Vehicles (EFV), positioning LIBA as a primary armor solution for a major US armored vehicle program in high-threat theaters such as Iraq and Afghanistan.

The LIBA pellet ceramic armor solution from Mofet Etzion Yehuda is reported as having been provided for several armored platforms including the EFV, Pandur, Stryker, and HMMWV vehicles, indicating multi‑platform adoption of its ballistic protection technology.

LIBA armor was tested on 17 June 1999 at TNO Laboratories in the Netherlands, where a 30 cm by 30 cm panel was shot ten times with 7.62×51 mm AP rounds without penetration and subsequently repaired and re‑tested at the same locations to demonstrate multi‑impact and field‑repair capabilities.

External reporting notes that Mofet Etzion holds patents on unique LIBA ballistic protection solutions, specifically ceramic blocks embedded in an elastomeric matrix, which underpin derivative lightweight armor products such as ProtectLite and highlight the firm’s proprietary technological base.

Mofet Etzion published a dedicated Military & Police product page describing body armor panels and soft and hard vests based on LIBA pellet technology, including exterior‑wear and concealable vests for different threat environments, signaling formalization of personal protection offerings.

The company introduced a Civilian & V.I.P product segment describing LIBA armor as adaptable to a broad range of ballistic threats under NIJ and STANAG standards, while emphasizing its lightweight nature and minimal impact on vehicle engines and systems for VIP transport platforms.