Barrday Incorporated uses in-house coating and impregnation plants and a shooting range to manufacture and test its composite antiballistic products for the Canadian armed forces. The company manufactures light ballistic fabrics for tactical vests: fabric/resin composites for military helmets, shields, and plates: bomb/de-mining suit components; vehicle and aircraft armor; flame resistant fabrics; and military footwear. Cansew Incorporated's high tenacity bonded nylon sewing threads meet Canadian Department of National Defense specifications. Cavalier Textiles manufactures technical yarns for protective clothing and industrial applications using Nomex, Kermel, FR Viscose, Kevlar, polybenzimidazole, Basofil, and stainless steel fibers. Wiltshire Technologies and DuPont Canada's DuraClean disposable Lycra polyurethane gloves provide excellent pathogenic protection. The Stewart Group manufactures thick felt insoles for footwear for the Canadian armed services. Jomar Softcorp International, 3M Canada, McGregor Hosiery Mills, Med-Eng Systems Incorporated, Monterey Textiles, Mustang Survival Corporation, Nova Scotia Textiles, Peerless Garments Limited, Pacific Safety Products, Stanfield's, Stedfast Incorporated, and Terra Footwear manufacture products for the Canadian military.