Withmore Armament Incorporated (WAI) is a local corporation specializing in the design and manufacture of corporate weapons, armor, and related technology. Its products range from service pistols and armored clothing to vehicle-mounted weapons. Although based in Withmore City, WAI is not headquartered in central Gold Sector.
WAI was formerly a major supplier of equipment and materiel to the Withmore Justice Force. Its Attack Armor equipped Street Judges before Zircon Matsua Industries took over the major contract in 2097. The transition introduced ZMI's Tactical Armor.
WAI's manufacturing interests extend beyond its former Justice Force contract, encompassing personal defense, corporate security equipment, protective clothing, and heavier armaments.
WAI produces conventional firearms alongside more specialized weapons. Its range includes:
The company also produces heavier equipment, including the XM-777 minigun and Burninator flamethrower. Its vehicle armaments include the VMQ-12 Close Defense Shotgun, VMAQ-12 Close Defense remote weapon system, and RPG-66 unguided anti-armor rocket launcher.
WAI also produces shotgun ammunition, including 12-gauge slug shells and 20-gauge shells loaded with lead pellets.
WAI's protective products include both armored clothing and purpose-built combat equipment.
ProTek Proline is its armored clothing range, encompassing flak jackets, trench coats, nanoweave shirts, pants, skirts, and dresses, alongside boots, gloves, helmets, and other accessories. The range uses materials such as nanoweave, nanomesh, and Kevlar to incorporate protection into wearable garments.
WAI also manufactures three branded protective jumpsuits: the CR-X, labeled Cut Resistant-Hex; PR-X, labeled Puncture Resistant-Hex; and IR-X, labeled Impact Resistant-Hex. These utilitarian garments use hexagon-patterned fabric with reinforced joints.
Additional products include the ZR-X vest, combining Kevlar, nanomesh, and armored plates, and D-Fence bodysuits and boots, constructed from military-grade graphene compound nanoweave.
WAI manufactures grappling hooks ranging from a basic nylon-rope model to the Grab-All ceramic-wire model and SpringFire spring-loaded, auto-coiling model.
Its supporting equipment includes shotgun-shell bandoliers and padded ballistic-nylon carrying bags for rifles and shotguns.